Valentino Stoll

Is there an open standard that is following this process or no?

Is there an open standard that is following this process or no?

So I love this. You have this great secrets for all page on Doppler. I link to and it's really great. Kind of helps you quickly assess your risk exposure based on your team size. You go through kind of like a quick calculation. Oh, we have like this number of projects, estimate number of secrets per project. Then you have a certain number of environments, right? So it's a multiplier.

So I love this. You have this great secrets for all page on Doppler. I link to and it's really great. Kind of helps you quickly assess your risk exposure based on your team size. You go through kind of like a quick calculation. Oh, we have like this number of projects, estimate number of secrets per project. Then you have a certain number of environments, right? So it's a multiplier.

And then you have, you know, a multiplier over the number of team members too. And so those quickly add up and you make a great point, like, you know, the malicious actor, they only need one, right, of the thousands that adds up to. And so I'm curious, like, you know, from the, like the whole point kind of is like risk assessment and remediation, right? And like, do you find that, you know,

And then you have, you know, a multiplier over the number of team members too. And so those quickly add up and you make a great point, like, you know, the malicious actor, they only need one, right, of the thousands that adds up to. And so I'm curious, like, you know, from the, like the whole point kind of is like risk assessment and remediation, right? And like, do you find that, you know,

focusing on the that risk aspect is just as important as like kind of the secret storage management mechanisms yeah they go they go hand in hand for sure you need something that developers are going to want to use that is secure when they do use it and you want to think about that risk like

focusing on the that risk aspect is just as important as like kind of the secret storage management mechanisms yeah they go they go hand in hand for sure you need something that developers are going to want to use that is secure when they do use it and you want to think about that risk like

So I'm curious, like, if you have any tools or, like, what would you do to kind of, like, visualize the, like,

So I'm curious, like, if you have any tools or, like, what would you do to kind of, like, visualize the, like,

know organizational structure in the in combination like it's more than just like secrets management it seems right uh like how do you how do you personally visualize like the security aspects surrounding the secrets and who accesses them and things like that uh to understand kind of what is happening and where the access points are yeah great question uh truly a great question um

know organizational structure in the in combination like it's more than just like secrets management it seems right uh like how do you how do you personally visualize like the security aspects surrounding the secrets and who accesses them and things like that uh to understand kind of what is happening and where the access points are yeah great question uh truly a great question um

What inspired you to start Dropler? Where does this story start? I'm curious where your background is and how you're like, oh, we need a better secrets manager.

What inspired you to start Dropler? Where does this story start? I'm curious where your background is and how you're like, oh, we need a better secrets manager.

So I'm curious, like, what are some common, like, preventable breaches that you've encountered? And like, How can developers avoid them, right?

So I'm curious, like, what are some common, like, preventable breaches that you've encountered? And like, How can developers avoid them, right?

Yeah, I think you make a great point. I mean, being able to respond quickly is definitely like high up on that list and being able to remediate that as fast as possible because it will happen. Like you kind of just like have to go with eventually something will happen and you have to like just stop it as soon as possible.

Yeah, I think you make a great point. I mean, being able to respond quickly is definitely like high up on that list and being able to remediate that as fast as possible because it will happen. Like you kind of just like have to go with eventually something will happen and you have to like just stop it as soon as possible.

And in my experience, just having that ability to move quickly to rotate things around has been like the best thing defense in the long run, at least from minimizing damage. Right.

And in my experience, just having that ability to move quickly to rotate things around has been like the best thing defense in the long run, at least from minimizing damage. Right.