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.
Signed developer tools can run attacker code and slip past application control. See what MITRE documents and how to remove or block the tools you do not need.
Malware can use webcams and video call apps to record or snap images. See what MITRE documents, which signals expose it and how to control camera access.
Attackers check system time, time zone and uptime to schedule tasks and guess where a victim is. See what MITRE documents and how to catch the follow-up behavior.
Malware can record through microphones and call apps to hear sensitive conversations. See what MITRE documents and how to spot and limit unexpected recording.
Attackers list attached devices such as cameras, smart card readers and USB storage to plan their next step. See what MITRE documents and which signals help.
Attackers script the search and copy of files and cloud data on a timer. See what MITRE documents, which signals expose it, and how to limit what can be swept up.
Attackers read, and sometimes replace, what users copy and paste. See which utilities MITRE names on Windows, macOS and Linux and what to detect.
A hidden forwarding rule can leak mail for months, even after a password reset. Learn how rules are abused, how to audit them, and which controls to apply.
Stolen credentials or tokens give attackers direct access to Exchange, Office 365 and Google Workspace mailboxes. See the signals to watch and the controls to apply.
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