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 session cookie that scripts can read is one XSS bug away from account takeover. Learn what CWE-1004 means and how to set HttpOnly in common frameworks.
Every MITRE ATT&CK enterprise technique explained for defenders, with detection and mitigation notes and links to each guide.
An index of plain guides to common software weaknesses (CWE), with how each happens, how to find it and how to fix it.
A practical checklist for any large disruption: backups, offline access, dependency inventory, vendor concentration and communications, based on CISA and NCSC guidance.
No source dates Q-Day, but NIST and NSA publish migration deadlines. Here is what they say and a cryptographic inventory to start now.
Respond to a critical CVE in a week: confirm exposure on day one, check exploitation, mitigate by day three, verify, then record and review what happened.
A zero day vulnerability is a flaw the vendor has not fixed, so attackers can use it before a patch exists. Here is what to do before and after.
Software supply chain security protects the code, packages, tools and vendors your software depends on. A plain guide for founders and managers.
A typosquatting attack uses a name close to a real package so a typo installs malicious code. Stop it with exact names, lockfiles and no install scripts.
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