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Or Weis
Co-Founder / CEO and host in the tech industry
Or Weis is a prominent entrepreneur and technology leader based in Israel. He is currently the Co-Founder and CEO of Permit.io, a company focused on simplifying permission management for developers, a role he has held since July 2020. In addition to his work at Permit.io, he serves as the host of the podcast Command+Shift+Left, which he began in April 2023. The podcast features discussions with development leaders about various topics related to development, operations, and security.1
Weis has a rich background in technology and entrepreneurship, having co-founded and led several companies, including Rookout, which was acquired by Dynatrace. His experience also includes positions in cybersecurity and software engineering, notably as the Director of Cyber-Security Solutions at Netline Communications Technologies and as a consultant for the Israeli Ministry of Defense.1
He holds a degree from The Open University and has received recognition for his contributions to cybersecurity, including awards from the Israel Defense Forces.1
Highlights
“Cockroach Labs scuttles away from open source Core offering” 😢 https://lnkd.in/d6EzCNPH
How many times do I need to say it? Open core is dead. There are so many examples of these painful U-turns, like the Hashicorp Terraform / OpenTofu fiasco.
Get with the times and do open-source right - with the open-foundation model. Read more about that through the link in the comments. ⤵
The use case of Maricopa County is a fascinating example of FGA implementation, and we at Permit.io learned a lot from it. Handling a voting system that serves millions poses two interesting challenges: First, precise control over who can access specific data and perform specific actions within the system is needed. Basic RBAC wasn't enough for this, so they had to employ a more precise control mechanism - That's where FGA came in. Second, there is the challenge of managing permissions for a large and fluctuating workforce, especially during election periods. Manually managing these permissions by writing policy code is a complex, time-consuming process for every organization, especially for one this large. This type of use case is precisely why we developed Permit.io: to support FGA with a no-code UI that allows non-technical stakeholders to take an active part in application security. You can read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/d9v_Ptcf
