Amedeemus

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   by Amedeemus 3y ago

   Having dev/ops experience is a huge plus, there is a lack of security practitioners that know the pains of developers that and are able to offer technical security advice from experience. A good place to start is by trying to distill s
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   A New IT Automation Project? Moving Beyond Ansible and Keeping the Spirit(laserllama.substack.com)

   3 points by Amedeemus 3y ago|0 comments
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   by Amedeemus 4y ago

   It might not be the norm, my recommendation here was based on the OP mentioning it themselves, on experience with smaller companies and from my own experience working for a TLD (consider me biased) Norms change and from my perspective there
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   by Amedeemus 4y ago

   I do not know of a go-to checklist but as I work in the industry, I hope I can provide some tips from experience. Any service that is needed for the day-to-day working of your business should be properly secured. You mention DNSSEC but it s
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   Stricter Privacy Regulations for Online Advertising Will Harm the Free Internet(itif.org)

   1 points by Amedeemus 7y ago|0 comments