Amit Megiddo
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Podcast Appearances
Okay.
Hold on.
Second one's bad.
This is the second scenario.
Secure projects, zero architecture.
You skip the enterprise architect.
Instead, you hire multiple transactional security solution architects and contractors to, quote, build it secure.
So we're going into chaos here.
Get ready.
Projects go live with reasonable security controls.
However, every team does it differently.
Different tooling, IAM models, logging standards, and cloud patterns to make it worse.
High mobility issues.
among solution architects leads to inconsistent, sometimes conflicting decisions across projects.
The stack explodes, complexity compounds, no North Star, no baselines.
Everyone is optimized for speed.
So you have delivery, but no cohesive security strategy.
Security becomes structured chaos with good intentions.
The quality varies upon whoever happens to be on the project at the time, and you feel nothing is under control.
All right, which one is worse?