Yes. Their git stuff is a front-end so users can use git, which then funnels it to the back end. Works like Git-TFS or the built-in integration of Git into Visu

Yes. Their git stuff is a front-end so users can use git, which then funnels it to the back end. Works like Git-TFS or the built-in integration of Git into Visual Studio. What used to be the central p4 server was renamed Helix, turned into a federated architecture, and there's some sort of data exfiltration protection option that is based on Interset's behavioral analytics stuff. As far as I can tell from the marketing materials, the idea seems to be that if if a coder starts regularly looking at the sales numbers, file a report. Maybe someone needs a reminder about the consequences of insider trading, but maybe they just want to know if the project's getting traction in the real world, and the false alarm can be resolved with a brief chat. If someone tries to clone an entire corporate monorepo on a salesperson's workstation at 3 in the morning local time, shut it down, because the most likely explanation is that the salesperson's workstation has been compromised.