caloique

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From DevOps to DevSecOps: Security is the top concern(about.gitlab.com)
3 points by caloique 4y ago|0 comments
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Developer-first Security sucks Is it essential to automate product security?(boxyhq.com)
5 points by caloique 4y ago|0 comments
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by caloique 4y ago
Cool insights, thank you for taking the time to go deeper. I'll share it with the team to explore further. Good vibes!
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by caloique 4y ago
Indeed, thanks for sharing! We will take a look at it, sounds interesting.
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by caloique 4y ago
Fair point, thanks for bringing this up. Never thought of it as a distraction, but I will consider it for my next blog posts. But please bare with me; I used to be a profesional clown (no joke), so I'm usually fooling around :)
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by caloique 4y ago
I understand why it's perceived as a narrow definition, and your point makes totally sense, usually we as startups think of our own product as a pain killer, but there is an end to end bigger problem for the enterprise and our solution
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by caloique 4y ago
Would love to hear more about the "framework for managing workflow / action assignment & tracking" that you are looking for. Could you please elaborate a bit more?
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by caloique 4y ago
I just read your blog post and found it interesting; thanks for sharing it. I'm one of the co-founders at BoxyHQ, agree that there is more to it, enterprise requirements are always different, some certifications could be standard but i
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by caloique 4y ago
That's a good point; at @BoxyHQ we experienced the same in the past and we are open source for this specific reason.
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by caloique 5y ago
> Our core will always be free (Apache 2.0 license) and our commercials will be based on the following models: 1) A hosted solution in the future 2) Premium features on top of our core (To ease deployment, administration and integrations