> Last - and most important for me - in industries like my own (healthcare), you work with highly regulated data that has to be stored securely, where having multiple copies of data on multiple laptops can pose an unacceptably large risk.
um... please tell me devs don't have access to production data in a healthcare environment (of all places!).
I mean, I understand the need for a representative dataset to develop and test against, but this is people's lives they're playing with!
And, you know, if you had a decent set of anonymised or fictitious customer data to work with, you wouldn't need to run your IDE in docker, and there would be less surface area for attackers to get to the data.
um... please tell me devs don't have access to production data in a healthcare environment (of all places!).
I mean, I understand the need for a representative dataset to develop and test against, but this is people's lives they're playing with!
And, you know, if you had a decent set of anonymised or fictitious customer data to work with, you wouldn't need to run your IDE in docker, and there would be less surface area for attackers to get to the data.