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   I read Jan 16th Biden's Executive Order on Cybersecurity so you didn't have to(repacket.com)

   4 points by 0x4e53 2y ago|0 comments
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   by 0x4e53 2y ago

   Asking if folks use Yubikeys directly after he mentions a YC company literally responsible for deploying Yubikeys. Nice.
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   by 0x4e53 3y ago

   For context, we run a YC-backed passwordless company, and have rolled passwordless out at major organizations. While I think passkeys will definitely be the answer for consumer passwordless, I'm not sure this is quite reflected in the
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   by 0x4e53 3y ago

   At least for the enterprise - this decision should be up to the company. (i.e, flip a switch on your identity provider to enable or disable support for "no attestation") Some companies are comfortable with the idea of a two-factor
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   by 0x4e53 3y ago

   Realistically, I don't think this will completely replace Yubikeys, nor do I think that only "security nerds" use them. In reality - the majority of leading organizations use Yubikeys to secure authentication across their com
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   by 0x4e53 4y ago

   To be clear - we were hosting on-premise, and being charged for our own RAM. Servers we had to buy, and then pay for the privilege of using with ELK.
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   by 0x4e53 4y ago

   At least from my time at SpaceX - this is untrue. SIEM costs were rapidly ballooning, and we were being charged by RAM. RAM?? Of all things!! After our SIEM costs for ELK ramped up to where Splunk was - we just bought Splunk instead. I imag