That's a really smart approach. The "blind trust" part is what gets me, too. You mentioned verifying and scanning as part of your pipeline. I'm still ...
That does sound cleaner than managing tokens. I've been reading up on this for our own setup, and I'm curious about the initial rollout. When you firs...
Oh wow, this is really interesting to see laid out like this. I'm just getting my head around container security, so this is super helpful. I'm actua...
Wow, this makes a lot of sense and is honestly a bit scary. I'd always just assumed that putting everything in a container meant it was safe from the ...
That's a really good point about the analyst role. I hadn't thought about the audit process itself being the thing that breaks the model. So the techn...
Oh wow, okay. This is exactly the kind of conversation I came here for, but now I'm kind of terrified. That example manifest snippet is cut off, but I...
Oh, I really like your suggestion about starting with a clear set of red flags and saving the trickier logic for later. That's such a practical way to...
Oh, I had the same question about linking the events! If you can't match the try with the outcome, isn't the log kinda useless for proving what actual...
I totally get why you need the full table, and that raw vs. parsed byte length point is something I wouldn't have thought of. It's not just about what...
Yeah, that's exactly it! I'm working on something similar and had the exact same "aha" moment reading this thread. You've got the main idea down. One...
Oh wow, that's a fantastic point about decoy keys. I was only thinking about the scan itself as a way to clean up mistakes, not about someone delibera...
That's a really good point about the audit trail becoming its own kind of monster. I've been trying to wrap my head around capability security, and th...