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Building a Modern Security Engineering Organization

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Describes concrete practices: migrating AppSec to continuous deployment at Etsy scale with feature flags and production ramping, building visible dashboards pushed onto engineering TVs so teams notice SQLi spikes, and an SSH strategy that alerts then phases out shared keys so access is removed but capability remains. Reports actual outcomes: a bug‑bounty launch spikes reports in 13 minutes and causes intense two‑to‑three‑week triage, Hall of Fame listings attract researchers without big pay, and scripted attack simulations use cutouts to exercise remediation times and detection gaps.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:00How is technology changing
  3. 1:20Cost of the attack
  4. 2:32Near instantaneous deployment
  5. 3:07Etsy
  6. 3:30Waterfall
  7. 4:41Feature Flags
  8. 7:29Security vs Control
  9. 8:09The system isnt dangerous
  10. 8:46Deployment time
  11. 9:51Old methodology
  12. 10:33What makes it safe
  13. 10:43Invisibility instrumentation
  14. 12:12Security insight
  15. 12:33The key
  16. 14:05Binary events
  17. 14:30The two worlds
  18. 14:52The shift around
  19. 15:04Function by removing blockers
  20. 15:25We are the blocker
  21. 15:49Mindset shift
  22. 16:32Being a jerk
  23. 17:48Making realistic tradeoffs
  24. 19:20The security chart moment
  25. 19:52How easy it is to exploit
  26. 20:13Reward behavior
  27. 20:23Bad days
  28. 20:53Dont be a jerk
  29. 21:21National responses
  30. 22:46How to scale
  31. 24:23Access control in startups
  32. 24:37Pressure from different points
  33. 24:49Whether its regulatory compliance
  34. 24:59You can take away access but
  35. 25:21This is a hard step
  36. 25:34The key lesson learned
  37. 26:26Destroy your credibility
  38. 26:39Magic
  39. 27:13Central Locking
  40. 28:41End State
  41. 29:30Budget Concerns
  42. 31:08Above Bounty
  43. 32:10Cost of Discovery
  44. 34:13Metrics
  45. 34:51Mark
  46. 38:01Quality and Credit
  47. 41:02Pen Testing
  48. 41:39Vulnerability Enumeration
  49. 42:11Pentest
  50. 42:57Feedback Loop
  51. 43:25GoalOriented
  52. 43:53Scope
  53. 46:03Realistic
  54. 47:36Logistical
  55. 48:38Data
  56. 49:02Why
  57. 49:38Behaviors Patterns
  58. 50:01Attack Profile
  59. 51:17Life Against Death
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