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Completely unusable in any bank, or almost any organization dealing with data secrecy. You have complex, often mandatory processes to onboard folks. Sure, these
by jajko 2y ago
Completely unusable in any bank, or almost any organization dealing with data secrecy. You have complex, often mandatory processes to onboard folks. Sure, these can be improved but hiring some 'Bob' would be far from smooth sailing.
Big enough corps will eventually have their own trusted 'Bobs' just like they have their own massive cluster farms (no, AWS et al is not a panacea and its far from cheap&good solution).
Giving any form of access to some remote code into internal network of a company? Opsec guys would never ack that, there is and always will be malice coming from potentially all angles.
- Terr_ 2y agoNot to mention that if Bob works as the current overhyped technologies do, it will be possible to bribe him by asking him to translate the promise of a bajillion dollars into another language and then repeat it back looking fort deciding on his next steps.
- smallnix 2y agoWhen serious money is on the line the previously hard rules can become soft quite fast. 1 major escalation away in my experience.
- tbrownaw 2y ago> Giving any form of access to some remote code into internal network of a company? Opsec guys would never ack that Solarwinds. Local agent machines for cloud CI/CD pipelines. Devs using npm and pypi and such. To be a bit reductive, `apt-get update` or equivalent.
- zrail 2y agoI have worked at a place with serious opsec and none of that was allowed. Everything pointed at private mirrors containing vetted packages. Very few people had the permissions to write to those repos.