> @leandron @Mousius thanks for taking a look! @denise-k updated the RFC to 
> address and scope security. I agree this is important. I think this covers 
> the bit you're mentioning about CI security; I think given the themes of the 
> roadmap, TVM security should fall more into a "release-oriented" roadmap. 
> Currently we haven't specified a roadmap to hold any work around release 
> infra. We could expand this one to hold it, but I'd rather merge this so we 
> can make forward progress on adding the CI & Testing tasks we have now to the 
> existing roadmap, and contemplate a release roadmap in a follow-on RFC. I do 
> indeed want to continue hacking on my poetry-based Python dependency 
> management thing soon.

Could you clarify how security is limited to a release? The tooling we use to 
automate detection of insecure packages and vulnerable code should be ran 
across all changes rather than checking it as part of a release. We should aim 
to keep our own CI and development environments secure as a general practice 
with CI automation to aid us.

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