In this episode, Marc's anecdote about resolving a stuck bike axle underscores the importance of having diverse tools and approaches when tackling problems—a principle that extends to security where relying solely on one method can lead to vulnerabilities.

Exploring the value of diverse strategies, redundancy, and rapid feedback loops in both mechanical problem-solving and security practices, our hosts emphasize the necessity of layered security, likening it to an onion with multiple defensive layers to deter threats like the Akira ransomware.

Darren and Marc advocate for frequent testing across multiple levels to ensure the early detection of issues. They highlight the importance of addressing internal vulnerabilities caused by human error and draw parallels between security practices and mechanical problem-solving methodologies.

Whether you're an IT professional, software developer, or anyone interested in improving project security, this discussion offers valuable strategies and perspectives to mitigate risks effectively.

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What broken bikes teach us about resilience and security in DevOps

Step into the DevOps Sauna with Lead Consultant Marc Dillon and Security Architect Darren Richardson of Eficode as they deep-dive into Agile and DevOps methodologies.

Hear from various industry experts and discover how Agile and DevOps principles can transform any part of your business.

DevOps Sauna makes sure you have all of the latest practices and trends to maintain a competitive edge.

What broken bikes teach us about resilience and security in DevOps

DevOps Sauna podcast from Eficode