
Back in #ATL April 20th & 21st, 2027 at the Historic Academy of Medicine w/ #dataSecOps https://nitter.cf/t.co/Er5xHIc5j7
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Replying to @GergelyOrosz
Security and compliance are different disciplines for a reason. SOC 2 and other GRC frameworks have never guaranteed security. Security is a process! A certification is a point in time measurement. No experienced InfoSec person believes compliance and security are the same thing.
devopsdaysATL retweeted
People learn in different ways. I wrote Dynamic Incident Response, but not everyone wants to get cozy with a 666 page PDF. So I made a Gemini Notebook too: ask questions, critique, interact how you want. Free.
❤️👨💻
dynamicincidentresponse.com/…
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Cracking up in @sherrod_im’s talk, “AI is going to kill us all (?)” at @SAINTCON. Learning while laughing. +10 Charisma +10 Intelligence #saintcon
devopsdaysATL retweeted
“Alignment for security? Is this a joke? Are you a child?”
Truly amazing work by @sherrod_im
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Neat!! I'm in the @nodejs newsletter for my @redmonk post covering @JavaScript runtimes and the @deno_land acquisition by @Cloudflare nodeweekly.com/issues/645
devopsdaysATL retweeted
Nice book excerpt about disaster recovery and resilient AI-powered systems:
open.substack.com/pub/pragma…
(guess I need to read @samnewman’s full book next!)
devopsdaysATL retweeted
i’m looking to improve/add to the CCNA & CCNP resources portions of my website. anyone have good recommendations (or self plugs) i can check out? particularly for CCNA :) tracketpacer.com/resources/c…
devopsdaysATL retweeted
Caring is the moat, you should feel visceral pain when things are bad or broken and stop at nothing to fix them
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Replying to @ecology_chris @byron_miller
the uknowable is one thing, the unimaginable is another. @snowded spoke about this some in his @devopsdaysATL keynote earlier this year
youtu.be/7Ng5P42OKmA
devopsdaysATL retweeted
When anyone can build anything, how do you make something people actually choose?
At AGNTCon I talked about why building something great is only half the job.
My favorite part is always the conversations afterward. Grateful I got to share the stage with @techgirl1908 and @sarah_edo.
One of the things I talked about is public signal. What people actually understand and remember about your product.
We have so much content now, but how much of it actually helps people understand what we’re building?
AI summarizes and remixes your content, leaves out important details, or exaggerates small things until customers start hearing promises you never made.
And somehow, genuinely different products end up sounding exactly the same.
So if your product isn’t converting, maybe you don’t need more content or better distribution. Maybe you need to understand what people are actually hearing about your product, and whether that’s what you intended.
This is one of my favorite problems to help teams solve, so let’s chat!
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If you’re at AGNTCon + MCPCon, come check out my talk, “Authorization After OAuth: Controlling Tools on Hosted MCP Servers You Don’t Own” at 3:30pm!
Room: 230A (Concourse Level)
events.linuxfoundation.org/a…
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As we ask how “we” adapt to this more dangerous cyber-context, I bet we’re thinking mostly w/in incredibly well resourced orgs…
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Want to get hands-on at AGNTCon+MCPCon?
Come to our workshop combining Ollama, Pydantic-AI, FastMCP, Redis, Docker, OpenTel, Grafana, and Kubernetes.
IRL @ 10:55 AM, or try it at home here:
github.com/bbenz/stack-it-yo…

























