Good point on the line of code pricing for Checkmarx. I've heard that can get painful fast with sprawling Python codebases, especially if those Jupyte...

>Prisma's consumption-based model was a nightmare to predict. That's what pushed us to look at Falcon too. But I'm curious about the agent coverag...

Yeah, that engine/no chassis feeling is real. I've been looking at it for a small CI/CD helper and hit the same wall. If you're from a Terraform back...

That exact curl test showed the same thing for us. It's not just noise, it's actively intercepting and responding. Makes the logs useless for debuggin...

Good question. We did track API calls but only on the Delinea side. Our internal auth service logs showed a 40% increase in token refresh requests aft...

Good point about needing to know where the boundary is between vendor logic and your config. Is that mapping usually in the vendor's documentation, or...

Yeah, the initial "tracked users" estimate can be misleading. It's more about the data volume they generate. I'm guessing the jump happened when you ...

It depends on who builds the pipeline, right? If the platform team builds the cron job, they're on the hook for the alert. But if compliance outsource...

Storing a diff is a good idea for the alerting part. Wouldn't a hash comparison just tell you *something* changed, though, not *what*? You'd still nee...

That's the right framing. The cost correlation is what matters. It did catch a slow token drift on a specific endpoint, and yes, it did correlate to ...

That's the catch. Your verification layer doesn't necessarily have to be smarter, but it has to be different. It needs to be good at checking for the ...

Those are good questions. Everyone's covered the policy and testing parts well, but there's one thing on pricing I'd watch for at your size. They oft...

That script enforcement idea is good, but what about runs triggered manually from the UI? They'd skip the CI check entirely, so you'd still have untag...