We are group of technologists, government staff, contractors and others in regulated fields passionately pursuing Compliance-as-Code.
We are developing a cmmunity and tools at http://open-control.org necessary to align security assessments and authorizations with modern, continuous software development and delivery.
We extend to you an invitation to join our Slack provided you agree to the following terms.
Respectful and professional discourse
At all times you will engage in conversations that are respectful of other Slack members -- and third parties -- and professional in tone. We are professionals pursing professional goals. Respect and professionalism includes civil conversation, allowing others opinions, and avoiding personal disparaging comments, and contributing usefully to the community topic: Compliance-as-Code.
Always respect a designated moderator.
Stay on target topic of each channel
No matter how many TIE fighters are at your back, stay on the target topic of each channel.
Encourage participation
Be biased toward conversation and participation. Be comfortable asking questions and providing answers.
Appropriate, minimal personal/business promotion
It's fine to let others in the community know about professional events, positions, new software releases and other developments that are highly relevant to the OpenControl and Compliance-as-Code community.
It's also cool to share and celebrate accomplishments and support for community members in their achievement of some milestone, life-event, or other leveling-up. (It's also OK to professionally rally the community in support of community members.)
It is not fine to spam channels with multiple announcements, multiple times each week.
Promotions for things not related OpenControl and Compliance-as-Code is restricted to appropriately designated channels.
Acceptance the organizers can update the conduct code
This policy is a "living" document, and subject to refinement and expansion in the future.
Respect for diversity
The OpenControl Slack is fine place for everybody regardless of race, religion, gender, identity, sexual orientation, technical ability, or employment situation.
Getting help
If you are experiencing technical problems or non technical problems (like harassment) contact Greg Elin (@gregelin) or another moderator.
OpenControl Slack Code of Conduct
We are group of technologists, government staff, contractors and others in regulated fields passionately pursuing Compliance-as-Code.
We are developing a cmmunity and tools at http://open-control.org necessary to align security assessments and authorizations with modern, continuous software development and delivery.
We extend to you an invitation to join our Slack provided you agree to the following terms.
Respectful and professional discourse
At all times you will engage in conversations that are respectful of other Slack members -- and third parties -- and professional in tone. We are professionals pursing professional goals. Respect and professionalism includes civil conversation, allowing others opinions, and avoiding personal disparaging comments, and contributing usefully to the community topic: Compliance-as-Code.
Always respect a designated moderator.
Stay on target topic of each channel
No matter how many TIE fighters are at your back, stay on the target topic of each channel.
Encourage participation
Be biased toward conversation and participation. Be comfortable asking questions and providing answers.
Appropriate, minimal personal/business promotion
It's fine to let others in the community know about professional events, positions, new software releases and other developments that are highly relevant to the OpenControl and Compliance-as-Code community.
It's also cool to share and celebrate accomplishments and support for community members in their achievement of some milestone, life-event, or other leveling-up. (It's also OK to professionally rally the community in support of community members.)
It is not fine to spam channels with multiple announcements, multiple times each week.
Promotions for things not related OpenControl and Compliance-as-Code is restricted to appropriately designated channels.
Acceptance the organizers can update the conduct code
This policy is a "living" document, and subject to refinement and expansion in the future.
Respect for diversity
The OpenControl Slack is fine place for everybody regardless of race, religion, gender, identity, sexual orientation, technical ability, or employment situation.
Getting help
If you are experiencing technical problems or non technical problems (like harassment) contact Greg Elin (@gregelin) or another moderator.