Doppler vs. Lacework

Doppler largely saved us time by guaranteeing that the factors in our environment remained constant across projects and engineers' local surroundings. When onboarding new team members, access to production deploys is prevented by restricting access tokens to development and staging environments. Enhancing the degree of control that application teams have over their deployments (our DevOps team assists with initial setup, and app developers have access to the Doppler UI for making adjustments/changes)

Incentivized

Lacework is well suited for behavioral analysis. One thing to consider thought is in the early stages there will be quite a bit of noise generated by Lacework. There will be a higher volume alerts generated initially - until a good baseline is generated. Overall Lacework is good with alert handling - integration with Slack is good.

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• Easier to save secrets
• Hassle free for DevOps team
• All secrets can be used and integrated much easier than before
• Syncing and managing all secrets is much easier
• Even versioning is great feature to consider

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• Easy to set-up the agent in cloud workloads.
• Easy integration with ticketing and messaging tools.
• Detailed visibility of all our container workloads across multiple accounts.

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• I wish I could grant developers more granular access.
• It takes some effort to set up environments, and their documentation and tooling might be improved.

Incentivized

• UI can be complicated and hard to know where to click to find information.
• Ability to create and manage cases or tickets from events that trigger.

Doppler is really good at SecOps compared to other applications. It provides the best services like GitHub integration, cloud platform integrations, and managing secrets. It has the real functionality of synchronizing the secrets and safekeeping them. As it has a complete hand over multiple clouds it makes developers integrate over across cloud platforms. Hence, it is highly recommended to use and imply on.

Incentivized

Compared to Sysdig Falco (the free open-source IDS), Lacework helps security teams by providing actionable alerts and a user-friendly interface that gives you an overview of all workloads being monitored, and detailed insights into these workloads if needed. Falco requires you to build your own integration and interface around it, including a mechanism to whitelist certain alerts. This made it harder for the security team to focus their time on potential intrusions.

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• ROI is increased

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• Being a FinTech company, financial institutions who partner with us want to know that we are appropriately maintaining a Security, Risk and Compliance program that maintains a level of comfort for their vendor management. Lacework gives us the ability to monitor and maintain a level of security for our infrastructure that puts our partners at ease, reduces the revenue cycle for new partners and opens doors to the future.