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.
Boards cut cyber risk by setting risk appetite, assigning accountable owners and asking for evidence. See what NIST CSF 2.0 Govern and SEC rules expect.
How a software vendor can read the RBI cyber security framework for banks: what banks must do, what they will ask you, and the evidence to prepare.
RBI's 2016 framework for banks does not mention SBOMs, but its vendor, data and incident expectations are why banks ask suppliers for dependency evidence.
A plain-language read of the 2016 RBI cyber security framework and the 2023 IT governance Master Direction: board policy, SOC, testing and vendors.
A checklist built from RBI's 2 June 2016 circular: Board approved policy, SOC, crisis plan, incident reporting, preparedness indicators and written risk decisions.
Privileged identity management limits who holds admin rights, when, and with what record. Learn the NIST controls behind it and a short checklist to apply.
PIPEDA does not name SBOMs, but its safeguards principle expects current, risk based protection. Here is how a component inventory supports that.
Appoint an accountable person, map personal data, apply the ten fair information principles and prepare a breach process using the Privacy Commissioner guidance.
PIPEDA names no specific controls, so evidence is what you can show: an accountable person, safeguards, testing, training and breach records for 24 months.
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