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Security

This section of the documentation covers security-related topics.

Make sure to get familiar with the :doc:Airflow Security Model </security/security_model> if you want to understand the different user types of Apache Airflow®, what they have access to, and the role Deployment Managers have in deploying Airflow in a secure way.

Also, if you want to understand how Airflow releases security patches and what to expect from them, head over to :doc:Releasing security patches </security/releasing_security_patches>.

There are number of services where you can track security issues reported and announced by Airflow same as for any of the projects following the standard CVE databases.

One such database is run by the MITRE corporation and you can search for Airflow CVEs <https://www.cve.org/CVERecord/SearchResults?query=apache+airflow>_ there, however you might use whatever database you and your organization prefers to track security issues and CVEs.

Follow the below topics as well to understand other aspects of Airflow security:

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