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.
GPLv3 section 8 can reinstate your license if you stop violating it. The 60 day and 30 day rules, and the steps to take the day you find a violation.
Shipping GPLv3 binaries means providing source with them or a valid offer. What section 6 options say and what to check for physical products and downloads.
The GNU FAQ says plug-in licensing turns on how the main program and plug-in communicate. How to reason about fork and exec versus shared data structures.
SPDX tells you not to use bare GPL IDs. The suffixes only and or-later decide whether later license versions are allowed. Here is how to read them.
An open source audit of a target flags GPL code. Five practical responses, from replacing the component to complying, and the facts to gather first.
What providers of general-purpose AI models must do under Article 53: technical documentation, downstream information, copyright policy, training summary.
A checklist of Gmail and Yahoo sender requirements: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, alignment, one-click unsubscribe, PTR records, TLS and the 0.3% spam rate line.
Code without a license is not free to use. By default the author keeps exclusive copyright, so ask for a license, pick an alternative, or negotiate terms.
GDPR and the CCPA differ in scope, legal basis, response times and opt out model. A side by side comparison for teams building one privacy program.
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