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.
The Department of Education's student privacy office lists contract provisions for online services. Here are six to check in a security tool agreement.
Auditors ask what changed between test and production. Keep five records, artifact ID, SBOM, scan result, approval, and a post deploy comparison.
Prove test data deletion with a teardown log, a post run count check and a dated record. Here is the short evidence set auditors and customers accept.
Auditors want proof that outside code is reviewed before merge. A list of evidence from branch rules, required checks, approvals and workflow settings.
Preventive controls stop an event, detective controls notice it, corrective controls fix it. Engineering examples and why the type changes your evidence.
A short after-the-change review confirms a dependency update worked and the security controls still hold. What to check, when, and what to record.
Auditors and customers ask how you control plugins and extensions. Keep an inventory, approval records, review dates, settings exports and removal logs.
DORA notes automated security checks can generate evidence that controls operate. Which pipeline records to keep, for how long, and how to hand them over.
URLs and page titles often carry emails or IDs and flow to analytics by default. Find them, strip them at the source, and use redaction as a backstop.
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