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.
A fork pull request can run code on your TeamCity agent. Learn the three controls JetBrains documents: author filters, trigger rules, Untrusted Builds.
Never ship API keys inside the app bundle. Store user secrets in the Keychain with the strictest accessibility that works, and fetch service keys from a server.
A secure web gateway filters web traffic. A CASB governs cloud service use and data. See how NIST describes each, where they overlap and how to choose.
NIST says use long passwords, drop composition rules and forced rotation, block breached passwords, and add MFA. Here is the detail and a short checklist.
Keep a live inventory, watch exploitation signals like the KEV catalog and EPSS, check reachability, and set fix deadlines by exposure and not score alone.
A stateful firewall tracks each connection in a state table and drops packets that do not fit. Follow a forged packet through it and see its limits.
OWASP API7:2023 covers APIs that fetch a user supplied URL without checking it. Learn how SSRF works, where it hides and the allow list defenses.
An SSL certificate binds a public key to a domain so browsers can trust the connection. See how it works, what the padlock means and how to check yours.
An SSID is the name of a Wi-Fi network. Hiding it does not secure it. See what NIST says, how evil twin access points work, and what to configure instead.
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