Lacework - idmontie's Portfolio

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Sora was written to quickly send comments in code to OpenAI, and then write
the result back into the file. The best improvement here is being able to reference
code relative to the file you are working on.


Sora was written to quickly send comments in code to OpenAI, and then write
the result back into the file. The best improvement here is being able to reference
code relative to the file you are working on.


OpenAI integration for writing entire code files


Sora

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This is a 22 part series on DevTo that goes through the entire process of creating
a WAX Smart Contract that interacts with AtomicAssets and the WAX RNG Oracle.
It is a great introduction to WAX smart contract development and the WAX ecosystem.


This is a 22 part series on DevTo that goes through the entire process of creating
a WAX Smart Contract that interacts with AtomicAssets and the WAX RNG Oracle.

It is a great introduction to WAX smart contract development and the WAX ecosystem.


WAX smart contract development course that guides developers through the process of creating a non-fungible token (NFT) smart contract.


WAX C++ NFT Tutorial

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      children: "My work included revamping the entire web application from the old application design which was created ad-hoc, into a modern and more structured design created by our UX team. As a front-end team\nwe worked closely with the UX team to ensure the new design was implemented correctly and that the user experience was improved. The application was built with React and Typescript, and the component\nlibrary we build our design system on top of was Ant Design."
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      children: "The landing page would show a summary of the user's cloud security posture, including a summary of the user's cloud security risks, and a summary of the user's cloud security compliance."
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While at Lacework, I worked on implementing entire new product lines for their cloud security offerings. This included architecting, implementing, and continuously delivering new features for Alerting, Identity Management, Resource Management, and Vulnerability Management on the web UI.
My work included revamping the entire web application from the old application design which was created ad-hoc, into a modern and more structured design created by our UX team. As a front-end team
we worked closely with the UX team to ensure the new design was implemented correctly and that the user experience was improved. The application was built with React and Typescript, and the component
library we build our design system on top of was Ant Design.
<img alt="Lacework Statistics" loading="lazy" width="1" height="1" decoding="async" data-nimg="1" class="mx-auto block !h-auto !w-auto max-h-[500px] max-w-full" style="color:transparent;width:auto;height:auto;max-width:100%;max-height:500px;margin:auto" src="/media/2023-08-04-lacework/lacework-statistics.png"/>
The landing page would show a summary of the user&#x27;s cloud security posture, including a summary of the user&#x27;s cloud security risks, and a summary of the user&#x27;s cloud security compliance.
<img alt="Lacework Cloud Compliance" loading="lazy" width="1" height="1" decoding="async" data-nimg="1" class="mx-auto block !h-auto !w-auto max-h-[500px] max-w-full" style="color:transparent;width:auto;height:auto;max-width:100%;max-height:500px;margin:auto" src="/media/2023-08-04-lacework/lacework-cloud-compliance.png"/>
The Cloud Compliance page would show a summary grouped by different metrics, such as cloud, assessments, and compliance status. The top of the page would show a summary of that group, along with
any filters that were applied to the data that the user can change.
<img alt="Lacework Cloud Assessment" loading="lazy" width="1" height="1" decoding="async" data-nimg="1" class="mx-auto block !h-auto !w-auto max-h-[500px] max-w-full" style="color:transparent;width:auto;height:auto;max-width:100%;max-height:500px;margin:auto" src="/media/2023-08-04-lacework/lacework-cloud-assessments.png"/>
Below the summary, we would show different assessments that the user can investigate to improve their cloud security posture..
<img alt="Lacework Polygraph" loading="lazy" width="1" height="1" decoding="async" data-nimg="1" class="mx-auto block !h-auto !w-auto max-h-[500px] max-w-full" style="color:transparent;width:auto;height:auto;max-width:100%;max-height:500px;margin:auto" src="/media/2023-08-04-lacework/lacework-polygraph.png"/>
One of the first visualizations built at Lacework was the Polygraph, which was a visualization of all the different entities in a user&#x27;s cloud environment, even across different cloud platforms and machines.


While at Lacework, I worked on implementing entire new product lines for their cloud security offerings. This included architecting, implementing, and continuously delivering new features for Alerting, Identity Management, Resource Management, and Vulnerability Management on the web UI.

My work included revamping the entire web application from the old application design which was created ad-hoc, into a modern and more structured design created by our UX team. As a front-end team
we worked closely with the UX team to ensure the new design was implemented correctly and that the user experience was improved. The application was built with React and Typescript, and the component
library we build our design system on top of was Ant Design.

![Lacework Statistics](/media/2023-08-04-lacework/lacework-statistics.png)

The landing page would show a summary of the user's cloud security posture, including a summary of the user's cloud security risks, and a summary of the user's cloud security compliance.

![Lacework Cloud Compliance](/media/2023-08-04-lacework/lacework-cloud-compliance.png)

The Cloud Compliance page would show a summary grouped by different metrics, such as cloud, assessments, and compliance status. The top of the page would show a summary of that group, along with
any filters that were applied to the data that the user can change.

![Lacework Cloud Assessment](/media/2023-08-04-lacework/lacework-cloud-assessments.png)

Below the summary, we would show different assessments that the user can investigate to improve their cloud security posture..

![Lacework Polygraph](/media/2023-08-04-lacework/lacework-polygraph.png)

One of the first visualizations built at Lacework was the Polygraph, which was a visualization of all the different entities in a user's cloud environment, even across different cloud platforms and machines.

