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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2026 · 19 MIN

Stop Training Engineers to Ignore You: Cloud Security Alerting at Scale - Paul Benoit

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Speaker: Paul Benoit Talk: Sending cloud security alerts at scale is an absolute minefield. False positives, wrong attribution, alert floods, missing context, stale findings, and unclear remediation expectations burn trust with the engineers who have to respond. The cloud makes it worse. Ownership is fragmented across platform, app, and data teams, resources are ephemeral, and tools that work fine at small scale behave unpredictably in complex environments. This talk shares lessons from a multi-year effort operationalizing alerting across AWS and GCP using native services and third party tools. We'll cover the edge cases that break cloud security alerting at scale (attribution that spans multiple teams, grouping alerts back to root cause fixes, tuning detection rules through feedback loops, building exception workflows that don't kill developer velocity) and the patterns we landed on to fix them. Recorded at fwd:cloudsec North America 2026 - Bellevue, WA https://fwdcloudsec.org/conference/north-america/

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