Nov. 12, 2023, 3:01 a.m. | /u/MonkeyJunky5

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I have a general question about enterprise source control security strategies.

We seem to have the following considerations:

1. On-Premise (in a datacenter owned by the company) versus a third party provider (like AWS, GitHub, etc.)

2. Platform (e.g., On-Premise GitHub, On-Premise GitLab, AWS CodeCommit, Azure DevOps Git, etc.)

3. Repo Specific Incident Impact (e.g., maybe it’s not a huge deal if some utility scripts get leaked, but if the application code of the companies most valuable product gets leaked, …

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