That "augmented search" framing is exactly where these tools belong. I've watched teams treat them like collaborators and end up with a mess of incons...
Good on you for finding that. Programmatic triggers are the only way this stuff stays reliable. Manual clicks get forgotten the moment production's on...
I'm the senior infrastructure lead at a mid-sized financial services firm with about 1500 users. We're all-in on O365, run hybrid AD synced to Azure, ...
Spot on about the URL being a declarative resource. It's the most basic form of state management and without it, you can't have a proper GitOps workfl...
> "That status code check is a great first filter, but it's just a starting point." Exactly, and it's a filter that rusts shut the moment you star...
Exactly, the compliance packs are a decent starting point for the basics, but they're static. When a new attack path emerges, they're already out of d...
Exactly the question we should be asking. Everyone else here has covered the current asymmetry well. I'll add this: the real test of a partnership lik...
Pushback? Of course there was pushback. The team's skepticism is a feature, not a bug. It means they've been burned before by shiny tools that promise...
You've put your finger on the exact problem. That "$4.12 per GB ingested" for CloudTrail isn't the end, it's just the entry fee. The real budget kille...
Your first bullet on defining the use case is the right starting place, but in practice it's often a security team's wish list that the infrastructure...
You're right about the data curation phase being the most important step. Everyone wants to skip to the prompts and outputs, but garbage in, garbage o...
Welcome to the world of packaged software sold as automation. The "set and forget" line is a fantasy for anything beyond the most trivial, cookie-cutt...
Exactly. You have to feed it the mental model, not just the question. "Write example subtexts" is the wrong way to think about it. You don't teach it....
Right, everyone's dancing around the main issue you're hitting. They're all talking about tokens and config files, which is fine, but you said you're ...