25Finance asks why we pay for VPC endpoints when a NAT gateway already exists. What is the honest answer?▼easyNewRazorpayAmazon & AWSGoldman Sachs◆ premiumGateway endpoints avoid NAT processing for supported traffic. Interface endpoints have hourly and processing fees; cost savings depend on traffic, while access restrictions need explicit policies.Open full answer →
42Security wants egress from the VPC inspected and limited to approved destinations. What are the realistic options?▼mediumNewGoldman SachsJPMorgan ChaseIBM◆ premiumAllow-listing egress starts free with security groups and ends with TLS-breaking appliances. Each rung costs latency, money and political capital, and knowing where to stop is the actual test.Open full answer →
28We are 200 engineers, not a bank with a threat team. Which insider-threat controls are worth doing?▼hardNewGitLabRazorpaySnowflake◆ premiumMost insider incidents are boring: a departing engineer copies a repo, a contractor keeps a token. Buy hygiene rather than surveillance, and protect the culture that makes people report their own mistakes.Open full answer →
