Today I'm thrilled to formally launch a project months in the making.
Deploying this tool internally has yielded great results, but our goal was always to release it as a robust, flexible, and low-barrier-to-entry tool for any security team.
https://t.co/CdJxzCIKzU
Today I'm thrilled to formally launch a project months in the making.
Deploying this tool internally has yielded great results, but our goal was always to release it as a robust, flexible, and low-barrier-to-entry tool for any security team.
https://t.co/CdJxzCIKzU
I heard there was a secret cord
That David made and displeased the Lord,
But you don't really care for safety, do ya?
Well it goes like this, a plug, a switch
A circuit breaker open-hitched
The socket catching fire, hallelujah.
@lmillernpr@latifnasser just finished listening to the crab episode and not ONCE did anyone use the term "Radiocrab". Please correct this oversight in rebroadcasts, thank you😅
@Either_Square @arny_trezzi I helped build both! 😀
There was definite overlap between the two - this extension management pipeline actually predates PhishCatch, and lessons learned here massively informed how we leveraged configuration deployment via GPO/plist into the extension.
I'm incredibly proud to have helped build this - as best I can tell, it's a truly novel solution to an otherwise unsolved problem. I'm no architect, but we've engineered something great here.
Browser extensions pose huge risks to enterprises, but managing them can be complex and resource-intensive. Because of this, many organizations ban them outright. At #Palantir, we take a different approach.
Read about our low-friction process: https://t.co/bozDGncA4K