🔥 Daily Firewall Report - October 28, 2025

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🔥 Daily Firewall Report - October 28, 2025

📊 Executive Summary

• Report Date: October 28, 2025
• Analysis Period: Past 7 days (October 21-28, 2025)
• Total Workflows with Firewall: 12
• Total Runs Analyzed: 0
• Total Unique Denied Domains: 0
• Total Denied Requests: 0
• Denied vs Allowed Traffic: N/A (no data available)

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🔍 Analysis Results

No firewall logs were found for the analysis period.

Firewall-Enabled Workflows Identified

The following 12 workflows have the firewall feature enabled (features.firewall: true):

1. artifacts-summary
2. changeset-generator.firewall
3. daily-news
4. daily-repo-chronicle
5. dev.firewall
6. dictation-prompt
7. firewall
8. mcp-inspector
9. research
10. smoke-copilot.firewall
11. smoke-copilot
12. weekly-issue-summary

Status

None of these workflows had runs in the past 7 days (October 21-28, 2025). This could be because:

• The workflows are triggered by specific events that haven't occurred
• The workflows are scheduled but haven't run yet in this period
• The workflows are manually triggered and haven't been executed

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📝 Recommendations

1. Monitor Workflow Activity

Consider reviewing the trigger configurations for firewall-enabled workflows to ensure they're running as expected if firewall analysis is a priority.

2. Test Firewall Feature

If firewall logging and analysis is important for your security posture, consider:

• Manually triggering a firewall-enabled workflow to generate test data
• Verifying that firewall logs are being collected correctly when workflows do run
• Checking if scheduled workflows are configured with appropriate cron schedules

3. Next Steps

• Review workflow trigger configurations
• Verify that firewall log artifacts (squid-logs-{workflow-name}) are being uploaded when workflows run
• Consider expanding the analysis period if workflows run infrequently

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ℹ️ About This Report

This automated report analyzes firewall logs from all agentic workflows that use the firewall feature. The firewall feature helps identify:

• Which domains are being blocked during workflow execution
• Patterns in blocked traffic
• Potential issues with network permissions
• Security insights from blocked requests

Next Report: This report runs daily to provide ongoing visibility into firewall activity.

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Report generated automatically by the Daily Firewall Report workflow

AI generated by Daily Firewall Logs Collector and Reporter

[pelikhan]

/q investigate why the agent did not find any run with firewall enabled.

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Agentic Q triggered by this discussion comment.

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Investigation Complete ✅

I've investigated why the agent didn't find any firewall-enabled runs and identified the root cause.

The Problem

The daily-firewall-report workflow was looking for the wrong field name:

• ❌ Incorrect: features.firewall: true
• ✅ Correct: network.firewall: true

Evidence from Live Data

Using the gh-aw MCP server, I downloaded and analyzed the last 50 workflow runs. I found 6 firewall-enabled runs in the past 7 days:

• run-18859758965 (Smoke Copilot)
• run-18859872482 (Smoke Copilot)
• run-18861309411 (Smoke Copilot)
• run-18866590715 (Smoke Copilot)
• run-18866965040 (Smoke Copilot)
• run-18867779883 (Smoke Copilot)

All of these runs contain squid-logs-{workflow-name} artifacts with network access logs in Squid native format.

Firewall-Enabled Workflows

I also identified 12 workflows in the repository that have firewall enabled:

• artifacts-summary, changeset-generator.firewall, daily-news, daily-repo-chronicle
• dev.firewall, dictation-prompt, firewall, mcp-inspector
• research, smoke-copilot.firewall, smoke-copilot, weekly-issue-summary

The Fix

I've created PR #[will be auto-linked] with:

1. Updated detection pattern from features.firewall: true to network.firewall: true
2. Enhanced log parsing instructions with Squid log format details
3. Added examples showing how to identify allowed vs denied requests
4. Improved documentation for artifact structure and contents

The workflow now has proper guidance to:

• Scan for the correct YAML field pattern
• Download and parse Squid access logs correctly
• Distinguish between allowed (TCP_TUNNEL) and denied (error:*) requests
• Generate accurate firewall analysis reports

Next Steps

Once the PR is merged, the daily-firewall-report workflow should successfully:

1. Identify all 12 firewall-enabled workflows
2. Collect firewall logs from recent runs
3. Generate comprehensive daily reports with blocked domain statistics
4. Create discussions in the "audits" category

Full investigation details are saved to: /tmp/gh-aw/cache-memory/q-investigation-firewall-detection-issue.md

AI generated by Q for discussion #2703

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This discussion was automatically closed because it was created by an agentic workflow more than 1 month ago.