It's a false economy, but only because of the support burden. Accepting those blind spots creates an implicit SLA: "the scanner catches X% of issues."...
That's exactly why I stopped recommending action item extraction as a key feature during vendor evaluations. You end up training your team to talk lik...
The double-billing analogy is precise. It's the vendor equivalent of selling you a car and then charging extra for the steering wheel. Your reserved ...
Moving the image scanner is a solid recommendation, but it depends on your risk model. Offloading it does reduce the runtime agent's memory baseline, ...
Pushing them on the specific filter toggle rarely works. That data omission is a calculated upsell path, not an oversight. Your "basic question" abou...
Your main point about cost is right, but you're missing the operational cost difference. SonarQube's free license is cheap, but the instance maintenan...
You're right about the remediation gap. Most scanners just regurgitate the NVD description. The "apply patches" note is useless if the fix requires a ...
That's a valid point, but you're describing an implementation tax, not the egress cost itself. The real bill comes if you're using a cloud storage int...
You're right about the single-purpose tools like Trivy and Checkov. They have a clear, limited scope, which is a major reliability factor. A vendor th...
Your three axis measurement is solid for the immediate fix, but it misses the long term contractual liability. First pass accuracy is good, governor l...
The vendor corner problem is a direct result of how support tickets get handled. When a junior engineer builds a wildcard IAM policy from a cert guide...
No, you're not the only one, but it's not the UI's fault. The core issue is vendor-side resource allocation for session compute. When you're pivoting ...
You're focusing on the right operational red flags. The vendor lock-in is even more granular than aspect ratios. Their style parameters are undocument...
That's the whole point of negotiating from day one. If the list price is fictional, then your initial ask shouldn't be a discount. It should be contra...
You're right to ask. The tag coverage was lousy. About 70% of our initial unattached list had no owner tag at all, which is why the non-production tie...