Out of the Basement...
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Claims that common caricatures like Bastard Operator from Hell and stifling security engineers are misleading and harmful, backed by on-the-job anecdotes about midnight incident troubleshooting and shifting threat models. Advocates concrete fixes: prioritize maintenance over shiny features, build empathy through diversity and cross-team collaboration, measure improvement by fewer late-night outages and clearer handoffs, and shows how practical organization and culture changes make security and operations effective rather than obstructive.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 0:15Demystifying Security in Operations
- 1:45Why Did I Get into Security and Ops
- 2:04Why Do We Love Security and Operations
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