I'm looking for examples of adding mutual auth to legacy tools to understand how other people have solved it.
* The thing itself can't be touched (blackbox of spaghetti code, can't even find the original developers, or third-party vendor that no longer exists)
* Is mission critical. The tool is responsible for major operations and revenue.
* Now needs access control for the tool. AuthN/Z, logging, you name it. Bring it from 1994 to 2024.
Does anyone have any examples of this being given as a directive? What did you do? submitted by /u/Pomerium_CMo
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