Cloud permissions pile up like old spare keys – under doormats, in flowerpots, stuffed who-knows-where around the house. We’ve watched this story repeat itself in our bootcamp sessions, tech companies making the same mistakes month after month. Sure, dev teams…
Security folks throw around “least privilege” and “zero trust” like they’re the same thing. They’re not. Our instructors watch developers mix these up daily during training sessions. Zero trust works like a suspicious nightclub bouncer – everyone needs to prove…
Limiting access rights sounds easy until you’re staring at a production environment with hundreds of moving parts. Through countless training sessions at our bootcamp, dev teams hit the same wall – permissions are messy. The solution’s pretty straightforward though: start…
Week one made it obvious, too much access breaks things. At our secure dev bootcamp, instructors teach and we practice least privilege; users, apps, services get only what they need. Nothing extra. Since we tightened, the blast radius slid from…
Security gets sloppy at most places, we see it in our labs all the time. Bootcamp students trip over the basics – passwords copied across accounts, MFA switched off for convenience, shared admin logins that no one tracks. The roles…
After you’ve watched a breach unfold up close, we stop arguing about the fix: least privilege keeps projects alive. Viewers stay read-only, not admin. Admin accounts live apart, they’re rare. Keep them rare and the blast radius stays small, accidents…
Security doesn’t have to be complicated. Least privilege works like festival security – some people get backstage passes, most stick to the main area. Our bootcamp’s seen this play out hundreds of times. Last month, a client’s intern wiped three…
Security pros love making things complex, but the real deal is dead simple – give people just enough access to do their jobs, nothing more. Our bootcamp worked with over 200 companies last year, and it’s wild how many mess…
It’s no secret that too many permissions can wreck a system. Our training sessions have shown this mess firsthand – developers getting admin rights they don’t actually need, then chaos follows. The principle of least privilege isn’t rocket science: give…
The principle of least privilege is simple: give users only the access they need to do their jobs, nothing more. When this rule is ignored, risk skyrockets. Too often, we see developers, interns, or even marketing teams with database or…
