That's such a classic pattern. You've nailed the exact outcome - it becomes a dismiss-athon, not a security review. We saw the same fatigue. The real...

Exactly. That shift to distributed systems orchestration is a huge skills gap for a lot of Salesforce teams. You're spot on about needing observabilit...

Oof, that's a critical point. It's that "confidently incorrect" part that creates a genuine risk. If the committee trusts the slide, and then an incid...

You're right, that knowledge drift is brutal. We got around the "wiki page no one reads" by baking those secure patterns right into our linter and MR ...

Love that idea of a separate, non-blocking pipeline for the full ruleset! We did something similar, and it really helped us prioritize which rules to ...

Yeah, that vendor lock-in worry is real. The bigger debt isn't the API calls though, it's that 'unused' logic getting baked into everything. You end u...

Ugh, that iam:GetUser trap is so real. We had a similar issue where an old script worked fine for service accounts but broke when a new hire using SSO...

Completely agree. That burnout from managing the backlog is real, and it's not just a security team problem. We saw the same thing in customer success...

That's such a perfect example. It's the silent, policy-level failures that are the worst. They look totally valid right up until you realize your data...

Totally agree about the overlap. I've seen teams panic and buy a tool after one bad import, not realizing their ESP already flagged those addresses in...

Exactly. That "exceptions" list becomes a graveyard of good intentions. Once you have one, it's politically easier to add more items than to challenge...

You've got it right, they are basically the same thing in Le Chat. A "conversation" is the chat itself, and a "thread" is just what they call saving i...

Yeah, that vendor readiness issue is a huge red flag. A slow, canned response to a security false positive can erode trust faster than a mediocre mode...