akshaynathr

Hey HN,

I am building a little tool using eBPF and Rust (for being fast and safe) to tackle task of collecting evidence for SOC 2 audits.

Anyone else out there feel like gathering all that audit data is a massive time sink? Would a tool that could automate a lot of it at the kernel level be something you'd actually use?

What are the biggest data collection headaches you've run into with SOC 2? Any thoughts on whether eBPF could be a good fit for this?

Just curious if this resonates with anyone else before diving too deep. Cheers for any insights!

Is this kind of tool useful for anyone?

Hi All, I'm exploring the idea of building an enhanced data encryption and compliance service specifically for PostgreSQL. The goal is to create an open-source service that simplifies the process of encrypting sensitive data and ensuring the database remains compliant with various industry regulations (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001).

Before starting development, I'd love to hear from others who may have tackled similar challenges or are currently working on something related. What are the best practices you've found for securing data in PostgreSQL? Are there any existing tools or approaches that have worked well for you? Do you think there's value in creating an open-source solution that focuses on both encryption and compliance for PostgreSQL?

Would appreciate any thoughts, feedback, or advice on this!

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