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{
  "request": "Triage Jira ticket SREIN-1680: Requesting Elevated GCP Permissions",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/SREIN-1680"
  ],
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    "issue": "SREIN-1680"
  }
}

summary

SREIN-1680 requests elevated GCP permissions "the same as Mark Richards" to help with GCP administration-tier tickets, approved informally by TJ Crowden. The ticket is in Backlog with no comments and lacks the specifics needed for a proper access-request review (no explicit list of roles/permissions, no business justification beyond general ticket assistance, no manager/security approval documented in-ticket, no expiration/duration for the elevated access). Recommend requesting structured details before granting access, per standard least-privilege practice.

findings

  • Request is modeled as 'grant me the same access as person X' rather than an enumerated list of specific IAM roles/permissions needed.
  • No explicit business justification detail beyond general task assignment; urgency is self-classified as Medium, not business-critical.
  • Approval chain is referenced informally (TJ Crowden) but there is no documented manager/security sign-off, ticket approver field, or linked approval ticket/thread in the Jira issue itself.
  • No mention of scope/duration (permanent vs. time-boxed) or which GCP project(s)/org this elevated access applies to — both are standard requirements for admin-tier GCP access requests.
  • No linked runbook or Confluence access-request template was referenced in the ticket to confirm the standard elevated-access request process was followed.

proposed actions

jira.comment.postrisk Low — this is an informational/clarification comment, no access changes are made. Ensures least-privilege and audit-trail practices are followed before granting admin-tier GCP permissions.
SREIN-1680
Thanks for the request. Before we can process this GCP elevated access grant, could you provide a few additional details per our standard access-review process:

1. Specific IAM roles/permissions needed (rather than 'same as Mark Richards') — please list the exact roles, e.g. roles/... , and the GCP project(s)/folder(s)/org they apply to.
2. Confirmation/link to TJ Crowden's approval (e.g., a comment, email thread, or approval ticket) so we have it documented on this issue.
3. Expected duration — is this a permanent role change or should it be time-boxed (e.g., 90 days) given it's for assisting with admin-tier tickets?
4. Business justification tied to specific upcoming tickets/tasks, if available, to support the access review.

Once we have these details we can move this out of Backlog and process the grant following least-privilege guidelines. Flagging as pending-info in the meantime.

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