How long should you keep audit evidence? A decision guide
Retention for audit evidence depends on contracts, regulations and your own policy. How to decide a period, what to keep and when to delete safely.
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.
Retention for audit evidence depends on contracts, regulations and your own policy. How to decide a period, what to keep and when to delete safely.
Ten questions that test how a security vendor builds and ships its own software, mapped to NIST SSDF practice groups and the CISA self-attestation form.
Shipping Apache 2.0 code means including the license, keeping notices, marking your changes and carrying over any NOTICE file. A checklist for release day.
Apache 2.0 is compatible with GPLv3 but not GPLv2, according to the GNU project. Why the patent terms cause it and how the or-later suffix changes the answer.
Buyers ask whether your AI product trains on their data. How to answer accurately when your answer depends on your own choices and your vendor's terms.
Buyers ask how fast you will tell them about an incident. What GDPR Article 33 says, what a processor can honestly commit to, and how to word the answer.
How to use AI RMF Current and Target Profiles for a gap analysis: score subcategories, set the target by risk, and turn gaps into a ranked roadmap.
If you modify AGPL software and users interact with it over a network, section 13 requires you to offer them your version of the source. How to check.
A good access review record shows who reviewed what, when, the decision and that removals happened. A signed spreadsheet alone is often not enough.
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