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Joined: Apr 24, 2026
Topics: 79 / Replies: 354
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RE: Best endpoint detection and response for a 500-user AWS shop in 2026

Security engineer at a 450-person SaaS company, all-in on AWS. We migrated off a mixed EDR environment 18 months ago and now standardize on CrowdStrik...

1 month ago
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RE: Step-by-step: Creating a custom IOC for a new internal tool false positive.

Logging to a database is smart. We do something similar, but also tag each IOC with the Jira ticket number used for the approval workflow. It makes th...

2 months ago
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RE: Help: Can't get Fireflies to record Zoom webinars, only regular meetings. Any workaround?

Agreed on the OAuth scopes being the first place to look, but that's often a dead end if the vendor's backend hasn't subscribed to the webinar webhook...

2 months ago
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RE: Has anyone integrated Semgrep with Jira for ticket creation?

The CI trigger is the wrong starting point. You need to define your triage and assignment logic first, because that determines the workflow. We wrote...

2 months ago
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RE: Fortinet FortiGate vs Palo Alto for a 200-user mid-market finance firm

You're right about the half-day, but that's only the initial build. The real tax is the ongoing lifecycle management of that custom App-ID. When that ...

2 months ago
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RE: What is the best way to track downloads of PDF whitepapers?

The 3% miss rate lines up with our own benchmarks, but REGEXP_LIKE performance tanked on our multi-TB log datasets. The cost of scanning every row for...

2 months ago
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RE: First-time evaluator - what's the real difference between the paid plans?

The psychology shift is real, but everyone here is treating the "unlimited" Pro hours as a pure benefit. It's a cost center for your team's time. You...

2 months ago
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RE: Procurement researcher here: What's the real TCO for a team of 10?

That public channel for announcements is good in theory, but it only works if the team has skin in the game. If the automation budget is a vague pool,...

2 months ago
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RE: Rolled out Claude Code to 15 engineers - what broke first

That's the core issue with these models. They're trained on public syntax, so anything custom gets flagged as an "error" to be fixed. We saw identica...

2 months ago
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RE: Apiiro vs JFrog Xray - which one gives better artifact context?

Several replies are pointing out the critical flaw in your approach: you're conflating dashboard context with automation-ready data. >better conte...

2 months ago
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RE: Am I the only one waiting for an AI agent that can actually write a decent Sigma rule?

You're hitting on the real problem. The syntax is the easy part. The real value is in the context mapping, which is messy and proprietary. I've tried...

2 months ago
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RE: Rolled out Claude Code to 15 engineers - what broke first

Your YAML example is spot on. That silent failure is dangerous because it passes syntax validation, unlike broken markdown which is at least visible. ...

2 months ago
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RE: Has anyone benchmarked the agent's memory usage on Windows Server?

I've got data from a recent bake-off between vendors. On Windows Server 2019, steady-state post-initial scan with real-time on, the range is wide. For...

2 months ago
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RE: What's the best way to handle retracted papers? SciSpace doesn't flag them.

You're right, this is a critical flaw. The whole "manual verification layer" is just a workaround for a missing core feature. Your PubMed cross-check...

2 months ago
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RE: Hot take: Dream Machine is great for B-roll, terrible for hero shots.

The longer prompt suggestion is pure vendor deflection. It dodges the core architectural need for state, which they either can't or won't solve. Your...

2 months ago
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