SaaS CTO Security Checklist
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SaaS CTO Security Checklist
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#3Just a small correction.
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#4Don't know if the post author is the one who submitted it here, if so, it would be way nicer to read the list if items within each category (employees, code, ..) would be sorted by timeline (seed, series a, series b+).
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#5Don't know if the post author is the one who submitted it here, if so, it would be way nicer to read the list if items within each category (employees, code, ..) would be sorted by timeline (seed, series a, series b+).
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#6Don't know if the post author is the one who submitted it here, if so, it would be way nicer to read the list if items within each category (employees, code, ..) would be sorted by timeline (seed, series a, series b+).
Thanks for the feedback! That makes complete sense. We are going to update that
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#7This sounds like a fun idea, but has anyone ever refused to bring in cookies?
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#8"At Sqreen, for example, if someone catches another person’s laptop unlocked while they’re AFK, they can type “Cookies!” in that person’s Slack. That person will then have to bring in cookies for the office!" This sounds like a fun idea, but has anyone ever refused to bring in cookies?
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#9[The SaaS] CTO Security Checklist Just a small correction.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks for the feedback! That makes complete sense. We are going to update that
While you're at it, "Monitor your user's computers" appears twice. The first time under your users appears to be correct, but the second occurence has a description about how lets encrypt is a free, easy to use option. I'm guessing the second heading should be "Use encryption on all your web sites and APIs" or similar?