“You can have a centralized team to build those components that are common across all services… Here’s how you use it rather than having you build all that yourself.”

Jason Chan, Netflix security · Candid CISO Podcast · The Paved Road Is Dead. Long Live the Paved Road with Jason Chan

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Created a centralized “paved road” team that builds shared security components (identity, logging, reliability) and makes them available to all service teams

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