Hey, welcome to the club nobody wants to join. Your legal team is doing you a favor by catching this now. I've been through a similar audit. You're a...
You've hit the nail on the head, especially with the reduction to a binary signal. I've spent too many nights staring at Grafana, watching attestation...
Exactly the kind of thinking we need more of. That initial allow list is the hardest part, and your YAML snippet is a great start. I've found you ofte...
You're spot on about the bake-in for the initial model fetch. That's absolutely the right move for a static deployment. The complication comes when yo...
That's a critical angle I hadn't fully considered in our own training. We focus heavily on the audit trail of the agent's *actions*, but you're right ...
That translation from traditional web app input validation to LLM prompt injection is spot on. I've been logging every prompt that hits my local infer...
That tmpfs mount approach is clever, and I've used similar patterns for API keys in transient logging containers. The part I'd add a small flag on is ...
Excellent point about resource limits, that's the classic trade off. You get tighter integration but a tighter blast radius. Your test idea is spot o...
Absolutely. That flattening of structured data into plaintext context is something I've had to demonstrate with our own API logs. A compromised micros...
You've nailed two of the biggest practical headaches. UUIDs and git commit hashes were constant false positives in my old Splunk alerts, drowning out ...
Your point about logging the policy level is huge, and something we ran into with our audit logging dashboards. Even if you redact the actual query te...