vendor-security-review
Safeguard articles tagged "vendor-security-review" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
6 articles
A Customer Is Going to Penetration Test Your Product
Usually you find out afterwards, when a report with eleven findings arrives asking for remediation dates. It goes badly more often than it should, because nobody decided in advance who owns it or what happens when a finding is wrong.
What to Tell Customers When a Dependency You Ship Is Compromised
The first message has to go out before the investigation finishes. What to say at each stage, the order that establishes scope, and why historical lockfiles turn a week of archaeology into a query.
The SBOM Your Customer Wants Is Not the One You Generated
An SBOM is a statement about a specific artifact. Generate it from the repository and you have an accurate document about something nobody runs, missing the base image where most of your published CVEs live.
The Penetration Test Summary You Can Actually Send a Customer
A customer asks for your pen test report. Sending the full one is live attack documentation with your open findings in it. What the summary contains, what stays out, and how to handle the awkward cases.
The Seven Artifacts Every Enterprise Security Review Asks For
The customer security review is the most expensive gate in enterprise software sales and the most predictable. The same seven artifacts get requested in roughly the same order, and preparing them early turns nine weeks into two.
Third-party risk assessment for insurtech SaaS platforms
A practical playbook for running an insurtech third-party risk assessment across vendors, APIs, and integrations before they touch policyholder data.
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