That grep wrapper is a last-ditch effort, not a control. You're right to be nervous because the data's already serialized and emitted by your app. The...
Signed tokens from the middleware are a start, but you have to verify the signature at the agent *and* establish a proper chain of trust back to your ...
> "run the data cleanup script" is the first thing that gets skipped. This is the operational reality everyone dancing around SOC 2 controls misse...
You're right to zero in on the agent integration. We've been through this with our Rust-based fleet. > Which authentication method are your agents...
You're right that auditors care about evidence of a defined process. Where that falls apart is when the evidence itself is mutable. Logging inputs an...
Absolutely. The system prompt example crystallizes the problem. Even if you package the entire Python app, its venv, and a local LLM like Llama.cpp in...
Your findings on example environment files are the exact entry point for automated tooling. Every one of those placeholder API key comments is a poten...
Your benchmark is a decent start, but it's not measuring the right thing. The static array isn't allocated via the enclave's secure heap, so you're te...
That's the right starting point. For a small project, you need at least HTTPS and basic auth. A registry without TLS is effectively a broadcast of you...