Read-Only and Proud of It: Why We Refuse to Federate Your Crown Jewels
The industry sells bidirectional sync as a feature. We built read-only, default-deny, scope-limited PULL sharing instead, and we’re not sorry about it.
The industry sells bidirectional sync as a feature. We built read-only, default-deny, scope-limited PULL sharing instead, and we’re not sorry about it.
We stand before you today not as triumphant innovators of Detection-as-Code, nor as the proud architects of the ultimate threat hunting workbench. No, today we stand before you as defeated, exhausted developers who have finally surrendered to the most relentless, whiny, and frankly, ridiculous pressure campaign in the history of cybersecurity tooling. Welcome to the […]