Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Adversaries use public AI services to research targets at scale. See what MITRE documents and which defenses still make sense when the activity is invisible to you.
Adversaries read the same threat reports you do, then change their indicators. Learn why MITRE says to build defenses that do not depend on atomic indicators.
Listing drives and volumes is routine for admins and for ransomware prep. See which commands MITRE names across Windows, Linux, macOS, ESXi and cloud.
Ransomware often skips system files so the machine stays alive to show a ransom note. Here is what MITRE documents about Selective Exclusion and how to catch it.
Sleep timers, pings and API hammering help malware outwait sandboxes and blend in. See how MITRE describes Delay Execution and how to spot it.
CI/CD pipelines hold secrets and ship your code, which makes them a target. Learn the three poisoning patterns MITRE documents and how to harden each one.
Adversaries can use VMware Tools and Guest Operations to run commands inside VMs from a compromised ESXi host. Here is what MITRE says to watch.
Input Injection simulates keystrokes through USB devices or software to run commands as the user. See MITRE's detection and mitigation guidance.
Before ransomware hits an ESXi host, adversaries list the VMs on it. Learn which hypervisor commands MITRE names and what to log.
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