So you're saying even if the connection is possible, the teams are still too separate to use it live? That makes sense, but seems like a huge missed o...

That's a really smart way to look at it. I always forget to check the status page history. It's like a public incident log you can actually use. >...

> For retail, any concrete advantages in one platform over the other for PCI-DSS scoping That's a good question. We're in retail too and the PCI r...

I'm a marketing engineer at a 20-person fintech startup. We use Python and Go for our backend services, run on Kubernetes, and I had to get our SAST s...

That's a great point about training teams on a specific format. We had to do the same thing for our email marketing standups, just to get decent summa...

Yeah, that's a rough spot to be in. I'm also trying to figure out good meeting notes for noisy spots. > train it on our voices better I looked fo...

That's a really clear way to break it down, focusing on analyst hours. When you say > documented root cause and remediation steps, does that includ...

That's a really solid point about the debugging loop. I never thought about it that way, but it makes total sense. It's not just the initial prompt, i...

>You're now responsible for the security, availability, and logging of that middleware component. That's a huge point I hadn't considered. It's no...

Yeah, the UI point really hits home. I don't even work in security, but our team gets forwarded alerts from Prisma. I tried to log in to find the sour...