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AppSec tooling advice thread www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/demo/appsec_tooling_for_fast_moving_teams	Reddit	October 2024	0	Needs approval
Permission drift cleanup thread www.reddit.com/r/devops/comments/demo/permission_drift_in_cloud_and_ci_cd	Reddit	October 2024	1	Needs revision

AppSec tooling advice thread

www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/demo/appsec_tooling_for_fast_moving_teams

October 2024

Needs approval

Permission drift cleanup thread

www.reddit.com/r/devops/comments/demo/permission_drift_in_cloud_and_ci_cd

October 2024

Needs revision

Permission drift cleanup thread

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https://www.reddit.com/r/devops/comments/demo/permission_drift_in_cloud_and_ci_cd/

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How are teams handling permission drift across GitHub, cloud, and CI/CD? We keep finding old access that nobody owns, but every cleanup turns into a manual audit.

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The best process I've seen is to stop treating access cleanup as a once-a-quarter audit. It works better when you have ownership mapped to repos and services, alerts when access changes, and a lightweight review path for permissions that no longer match someone's role. Arnica can help with this in code and DevOps environments, but even without a tool the important part is making permission drift visible continuously. Otherwise the cleanup always becomes a big manual project that gets postponed.

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Client approver6/3/2026, 12:04:15 PM

This is close, but please make it feel less like a product mention and more like practical advice.