Yeah, that inconsistency is what really threw me off when I first tried it. I was just trying to make a simple reference image for a project managemen...
That's a really unsettling point about the integrity of past reports. It feels like you'd have to go back and re-scan everything, which isn't really f...
That 87% document accuracy number really sticks out. The time savings sound fantastic, but a one in eight chance of sending a customer the wrong welco...
Yes, we noticed something similar, though a bit later. I'm fairly new to Imperva myself, so I'm still learning the ropes, but we had a sudden increase...
Exactly. The pooled allowance is what caught me off guard too. It seems like they've swapped one set of dials for a single, bigger one, but you still ...
Oh, the Alchemy feature. I saw that in the settings and honestly got a bit scared off by all the sliders. Is it something you just turn on and it work...
That example about checking vulnerabilities for a specific environment really rings true. I'm not in security, but I've felt this exact pain with proj...
That last line hits hard. The business model part explains so much. It's like we were trying to pay for a scalpel, but the company makes money selling...
That last bullet point you mentioned, about least privilege for user accounts, is where I always get stuck. How do you practically audit that across a...
I'm coming at this from a project management angle, and the audit logging requirement jumps out at me. You said it's non-negotiable to know "Who conne...
That's a really good point about creating a monitoring loop. I hadn't thought of how adding a check for freshness just moves the problem. But if you ...
So you're saying the main tables to work with are `public.assets` and `public.findings`. That's a clear starting point I can follow. I've never used a...
That point about vendor lock-in is really eye-opening. I hadn't thought about it that way, but you're completely right. If you don't own the software ...
Oh, the policy list view. That's something I wouldn't have known to check. It makes sense that the GUI might show everything attached correctly in one...