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Maybe! Generally, I get the impression auditors haven't changed their tune much, and we've seen success with people ELI5ing controls and why they are good. For
by lvh 7y ago
Maybe! Generally, I get the impression auditors haven't changed their tune much, and we've seen success with people ELI5ing controls and why they are good.
For malware in particular, on the server side, we've seen:
a) auditors not asking after seeing convincing endpoint answers
b) people be successful with scanning container images and then just arguing that containers aren't long-lived enough to matter (and having other infrastructure level controls to argue that if something does leave a container you'll see it somewhere).
That only works if you actually have short-lived containers though, of course :D