[daily-firewall-report] Daily Firewall Report - 2026-05-16 #32537
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Executive Summary
Report Date: 2026-05-16 | Period: 2026-05-09 to 2026-05-16 (7 days)
This daily firewall report analyzed 50 workflow runs across 33 distinct workflows that had the firewall feature enabled. While the
logstool confirmed firewall activation (viasquidfilter inaw_info.json) for all 50 runs, no firewall log artifacts (firewall.jsonl/policy.jsonl) were uploaded by any of these runs. As a result, no blocked domain data, policy rule hit counts, or denied request details are available for this period.This could indicate that either (a) all network requests were allowed and no deny-rule triggered logging, or (b) the firewall artifact upload step was not configured for these workflow versions. This is worth investigating to ensure firewall telemetry is being captured correctly.
🔥 Key Metrics
🚫 Top Blocked Domains
No blocked domains were recorded. No firewall log artifacts were found in any of the 50 analyzed runs.
📋 Policy Rule Attribution
No policy rule data is available — no
policy.jsonlartifacts were uploaded for any of the 50 analyzed runs.View Detailed Request Patterns by Workflow (50 runs, 33 workflows)
The following workflows were analyzed. None produced firewall log artifacts.
No per-workflow blocked domain breakdowns are available.
View Complete Blocked Domains List
No blocked domains were recorded in this reporting period.
🛡️ Security Recommendations
Investigate missing firewall artifacts: All 50 firewall-enabled runs lacked
firewall.jsonl/policy.jsonlartifact uploads. Verify that the firewall artifact upload step is correctly configured in the workflow action versions currently deployed. This is a telemetry gap that prevents security monitoring.Verify firewall logging pipeline: Confirm that the
gh-aw-firewallaction is uploading logs for all runs. If firewall log collection is intentionally disabled for some workflows, document this in the workflow configuration.Establish baseline: Once artifact uploads are confirmed working, re-run this report to establish a blocked-domain baseline for anomaly detection.
Monitor high-frequency workflows: Workflows like
Smoke CI(6 runs),PR Sous Chef(4 runs),Scout(3 runs),Test Quality Sentinel(3 runs), andDesign Decision Gate(3 runs) are the most active and should be the first to validate firewall logging against.References:
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