| > if people feel restricted by having jump through hoops on unfamiliar operating systems and spend a lot of time and frustration fighting them... Then they're probably right I completely agree with you! I think all us people in the cybersecurity space are cranky ;) But it also brings up a good point. I feel bad quality User Experience is a critical cause for bugs and misconfigurations. And UX isn't just "look pretty" - it's about optimized and simplified workflows. > most "standard" big company security engineers just use ready made tools I've worked for vendors and have funded vendors, so I might be biased, but ready-made tools can be helpful. The issue is if you are using tools without understanding the underlying architecture or design of your platform. If you're just a script-monkey and only concentrating on the what, security automation is going to take your job away (and is already in the pipeline in the IR world as we speak) > Sorry for the rant No worries. You yourself replied to my rant XD |