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.
With a stolen token-signing certificate, an attacker can mint SAML tokens for any identity. What MITRE documents, which events go missing, and how to contain it.
Forged session cookies can walk past MFA because the app sees a valid session. Here is how MITRE describes the technique, what to log, and how to shrink the window.
Forged tokens, cookies and keys can skip passwords and MFA. How MITRE describes T1606, what to log in cloud and identity systems, and how to reduce the risk.
A device configuration shows layout, software and sometimes credentials. How MITRE describes T1602.002 and the SNMP and Smart Install controls that matter.
The SNMP MIB can hold routing tables, interfaces and running configuration. What T1602.001 means and how SNMPv3, views and segmentation limit it.
Management systems hold the settings for whole fleets of devices. How MITRE describes T1602, what to watch for, and the SNMP and network controls that help.
An older image has weaker ciphers and fewer defenses. What T1601.002 means, which boot and version changes to watch, and which controls to apply.
Patching a device image in storage or in memory can add capabilities or disable defenses. What T1601.001 means and how to verify what your devices run.
A router or firewall runs one big file, and changing it changes everything. How MITRE describes T1601, what to verify, and which controls help.
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