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We are a fintech startup with 40 people. Last month, DoControl flagged a contractor downloading our API documentation to his personal google drive. Our legacy SaaS DLP saw the credit card regex hits in slack and sent me 40 alerts that day but it didn't capture the 200 MB of source code that left through a shared Dropbox link.

I have been reviewing those credit card alerts for the three months thinking we were covered. The contractor had access to our GitHub repos, jira and confluence. DoControl correlated the download spike with account status. The contractor was inactive in our HRIS but still had live OAuth tokens in three tools.

I spent the next week finding every former employee with lingering access as our SaaS DLP was built for email attachments. Is anyone actually happy with their SaaS DLP or are we just tolerating the alerts? I am not looking for vendor recommendations, I want to know if your DLP catches real exfiltration or if you're also playing whack-a-mole with regex rules.

I bought an airalo esim for my trip based on all the recommendations here. Activated it before it before I left. Worked fine for two days then died completely. Couldn't get it back online. Tried their support and got nothing. radio silence. Now I'm reading threads and every comment is a referral code or someone pushing their affiliate link. It is important to tell what is real. I do not stream I just need maps, WhatsApp and train apps to work. I looked at nomad esim and holafly but it is the same bundle anxiety. Fixed gigs that expire before you use them or run out at the worst moment. I liked the idea of pay as you go since I travel light I do not want to think about data. Found ArriveSIM which loads a balance and burns local rates. No expiration. One sim for everywhere. A friend who flies for work uses it and swears by it. But I want to hear from people who have actually run it in France or Italy before I commit. Has anyone used it there, or is it the best travel esim that just works without needing a backup plan. My trip starts soon and I need to sort this out.

I moved to Barcelona a few months ago for work and I am trying to learn Spanish fast while keeping my job. I am around 1A-2A, I know the basics from Duolingo but I need proper intensive Spanish courses to actually start holding conversations. I checked EOI since everyone says it is the best value but I missed the enrolment window and honestly their website is impossible to navigate. I also need evening classes since I finish work at around 6 PM, and every EOI course I found starts 9:30 am or 11:45 am which just does not work for me.

I have been looking at Spanish language schools near me in the city center and I am overwhelmed. A colleague also mentioned Lingua schools Barcelona near plaza Catalunya, saying they have small evening classes and a more personal vibe, but I have not found any real review from people who actually studied there. I want small classes that are actually conversional not big classes that you have to read on your own from books. In small groups a teacher can directly guide you.

Has anyone taken intensive Spanish courses at a school that offers evening options and small groups? I am looking for physical Spanish classes and not online or free classes but I also don't want to pay premium prices for a factory style school. I want to practice with actual people.

Also did anyone start with Catalan first or go straight into Spanish. I am curious about this since I get lots of opinions.

Any honest experience would be huge. Thanks!

We have tried improving the copy and adding more screenshots and feature lists but it has not moved the needle much. New visitors seem to bounce before they get to the benefits. We do not have video skills in the team so we have been looking at outside help for a short video that shows the main problem we solve and how the tool works. I have come across a few names like vidico when searching for options but I want to know what works for similar startups before spending on it. What has been your experience with explainer videos for SaaS products?

I stepped into this role and the team is smart yet they consistently under-promise and miss the real opportunity .Every proposal comes with heavy caveats and timelines that feel padded.Customer-facing commitments slip because ownership is unclear when things get complex.I have tried more aggressive targets but it just creates more hiding . We need a culture where people step up and own outcomes instead of managing downside risk.Has anyone successfully shifted an inherited fintech or high-stakes team from sandbagging to genuine goal-driven execution?

I have been travelling quite often for work and it disrupts everything when my vape finishes in the middle of a trip. Carrying several backups helps a bit but they take up luggage space and I still worry about quality when buying locally. I am looking for one device that can last through longer periods of daily use without losing its performance or flavor. What have other frequent travelers found that handles this kind of routines reliably?

I have been travelling quite often for work and it disrupts everything when my vape finishes in the middle of a trip. Carrying several backups helps a bit but they take up luggage space and I still worry about quality when buying locally. I am looking for one device that can last through longer periods of daily use without losing its performance or flavor. What have other frequent travelers found that handles this kind of routines reliably?

Are all villains bad?