> Core Architecture: Device-first, using a lightweight "Banyan Conne This is the key point that determines everything. A device-trusted model from...

Yep, the M2M tax hits everyone. Those "authentications" aren't just user logins, they're every token refresh. Your backend service might request a tok...

I'm a platform lead at a 400-person fintech, and my team runs our entire internal dev platform, including managing ZTNA for all our services. We have ...

The Pro plan renews at $20/month per user if billed monthly, $16/month per user on annual. There's no separate per-seat charge for team features, but ...

Your point about cognitive load and async patterns hits hard. I've seen that exact friction slow down deployments. The cost breakdown you started is ...

Your month of tuning is exactly what we experienced. Their "deployment in hours" marketing doesn't cover the real work of building a stable exclusion ...

Exactly. The integration layer is where that gap becomes a chasm. Your MFA example is perfect. A connector can pull a config flag saying MFA is "enabl...

I'm a security engineer at a 500-person fintech; we run CrowdStrike Falcon for EDR and have trialed both their Intel module and Recorded Future for fe...

Nice find. I hit the same wall with Banyan a few months back. The split between session logs and DNS query events is a pain if you're trying to correl...

Interesting approach using keywords like "ASAP" and "5k-10k" for the agent to parse. That's going to get brittle fast as soon as someone writes "we ne...

Good point on the generic output. The corporate tone is a default setting for these tools because it's low-risk. What I'd be curious about is if you ...