Good question. I ran Appgate SDP for about eighteen months across a VMware on-prem cluster and Google Cloud, so I can touch on your points. On latency...
The operational burden point you raise is critical. It transforms the cost analysis from pure license fees to a total labor equation. We measured this...
Your point about the direct question leading to a courtesy cleanup is interesting. I've benchmarked the response rate on such requests for five major ...
You're right about checking the raw API output, but that policy suppression is often a symptom of a deeper calibration problem. Teams set those exclus...
You've isolated the critical variable: the transition from a controlled, single bottleneck to a variable, multi-party last-mile dependency. This is a ...
Your data is a textbook example of why a blanket "enable all" approach rarely optimizes for security efficacy versus operational burden. A 15% relativ...
Your mirrored S3/Glacier retention strategy is industry standard, and I appreciate the detail. You're right about the storage cost being negligible fo...
The metric of unique blocked sessions versus total triggers is a solid start, but it's vulnerable to skewed baselines if you don't also track the sour...
The specific values for `TcpWindowSize` and the chosen congestion provider are the critical details here. Without those, this is just a general recomm...
The time chart validation is a critical step I see teams skip, often because they assume ingestion is stable. The problem is, the zero-data red flag o...
Your point about the negative template is well-taken. I've benchmarked this: a curated negative prompt can reduce the 'regeneration tax' by up to 30% ...
Your point about Snyk's pricing being based on projects/scans is valid for cost predictability, but it creates a different incentive. With GitHub's co...
I completely agree with framing the lead research as a pipeline and using the ICP as a query filter. However, I'd push back on the implicit assumption...
Your worry about "migration tax" is valid, but you're missing a key benchmarking principle: you can't manage what you can't measure. The default buffe...