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 VPN encrypts traffic between a device and a network and can extend private access. It does not clean an infected device or hide your account from sites.
A firewall gives you enforced traffic policy, a logging choke point and segmentation. It cannot read encrypted content. Here is what to expect and measure.
Eight Azure Repos and Azure DevOps settings to check today: branch policies, reviewers, build validation, access limits, tokens, Zero Trust and scanning.
Azure segmentation starts with subnets and NSGs. Learn rule priority, the default allow rules that surprise people, and a safe way to add deny rules.
Avoid secrets where you can, use service connections and managed identities, keep the rest in Key Vault or locked variable groups, and limit to one branch.
Limit job authorization scope to the project, trim the build service identity, and keep secrets out of logs so one pipeline cannot read every repo.
Segment on AWS with separate subnets per tier, stateful security groups per workload, stateless NACLs as a coarse subnet layer, and flow logs to prove it works.
S3 encrypts every new object by default, but that does not mean you control the key. Learn the S3 key options, KMS key types, rotation and what to set.
Harden Amazon EKS in order: know your side of shared responsibility, control cluster access, give pods own identities, and go beyond default pod networking.
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