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.
Slack, Teams and Google Chat hold credentials, code snippets and incident discussions. MITRE T1213.005 covers how that gets mined and how to respond.
Attackers who get into a CRM can read customer names, emails and purchase history. Here is how MITRE describes it and what to watch and lock down.
Private repos hold source and, too often, credentials. What MITRE documents for T1213.003, what bulk clone and download activity looks like, and how to lock repos down.
SharePoint often reveals how your network and teams work. What MITRE documents for T1213.002, how bulk access shows up, and the access controls that help.
Confluence spaces often hold diagrams, runbooks and credentials. What MITRE documents for T1213.001, which access patterns to flag, and how to tighten access.
Wikis, shared drives, ticketing and chat hold the facts an attacker needs. What MITRE documents for T1213, what bulk access looks like in logs, and how to lock it down.
Attackers exploit flaws in authentication systems to steal or forge credentials. What MITRE documents for T1212, which events to watch, and how patching and design reduce risk.
Attackers can exploit flaws to hide, suppress logs or slip past security tools. What MITRE documents for T1211 and the gaps in telemetry that give it away.
After the first foothold, attackers exploit flaws in internal services to move sideways. What MITRE documents for T1210, what the crash-and-spawn pattern looks like, and how to reduce exposure.
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