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.
SA-11 asks the developer of a system to plan security testing, run it, keep the evidence and fix what it finds. Here is what that looks like for a team that has to prove it.
SA-10 asks developers to control and document every change to what they build. See what NIST requires, what evidence shows it and how a pipeline provides it.
SA-1 asks for a written policy and procedures for acquiring and developing systems and services securely. Here is what to write and what to keep.
RA-9 asks you to identify the components and functions your system cannot do without. Learn how to run the analysis and what evidence to keep.
RA-8 requires a privacy impact assessment before you build or buy technology that processes personal data. Here is what it covers and what evidence to keep.
RA-7 asks you to respond to findings in line with your risk tolerance. Learn the four responses, the evidence to keep and the gaps auditors find.
RA-6 covers sweeps for bugging devices in sensitive facilities. A short explainer on who needs it and how most companies should treat the control.
RA-5 asks you to scan, analyze, remediate and share what you learn. See what each part means, what evidence to keep and how to cover software dependencies.
RA-3 is the core risk assessment control. See what NIST asks for, the evidence that satisfies a customer or auditor, and a workable process for a small team.
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