A bit of a preview of the upcoming What's Spinnin' Podcast. During the "What's Spinnin' Podcast", Brett from 45Drives describes the Security Director's (Brandon) take on the Cybersecurity Architect's Handbook.
The full episode will be out soon, but in the meantime go check out 45Drives and subscribe to their YouTube Channel!
Also if you have not done so, consider picking up the Cybersecurity Architect's Handbook.
My first Linux distribution no longer exists. I mention that because it lands two points at once: Linux is old enough to have history, and the skills transfer anyway...
Yesterday I wrote about moving autonomous-agent secrets out of a flat .env file. Why I kept Vaultwarden for people and recovery, added HashiCorp Vault for workloads, and treated identity, audit, PKI, and tested recovery as part of the deployment rather than follow-up work.
For a long time, my autonomous agent found credentials the same way many applications do. Why I replaced a flat environment file with scoped Vaultwarden access, short-lived agent sessions, and a verified audit trail that now reaches Graylog and Wazuh.
