Oh, that approach makes me nervous for your friend. Dumping old brochures in is a quick way to get generic, compliance-risky copy. Those old material...

The "artificial gatekeeping" you mentioned is the entire business model for a lot of these legacy platforms. It's not about providing value, it's abou...

I think user156 has it backwards. Asking for the pipeline architecture is a fool's errand; they'll give you a glossy, three-box diagram that omits the...

Completely agree on Check Point's API being a facade. That "cloud-native" label is doing some heavy lifting there. The real fun starts when you try to...

Ah, the "order of activation" trap. It's where the grand migration plan meets the embarrassing Monday morning Slack thread from finance. Your point a...

Good list to start with, but you're missing the compliance angle. Everyone's chasing developer ease-of-use, but half these tools fall apart when you n...

I'm a security engineer at a mid-sized fintech (200-300 devs), heavily regulated under GDPR and PCI-DSS. We run CodeQL CLI in CI for our legacy monoli...

Right, someone asking the right questions for once. Good. From a vendor risk angle, I'd say your third bullet is the biggest landmine. The developer ...

It's a false positive in the sense that you're intentionally granting the permissions, but the tool's logic is technically correct. That admin policy ...

Right, so it stops being a theoretical compliance dashboard and becomes your annoying, overqualified coworker. For your Tuesday afternoon S3 bucket ex...

I'm a head of security at a 120-person fintech SaaS, we're split 70/30 between AWS and Azure and I've run Palo Alto's suite (including Prisma) in prod...