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.
Article 13 of the Cyber Resilience Act requires due diligence on components, open source included. This is a short policy template that meets that wording and the SSDF 1.2 draft's PW.4 tasks.
What a SaaS vendor must and need not do under GPL, AGPL and source available licenses, using Redis 8's 2025 AGPL option as the worked example, plus a one person license program.
Astrana Health determined an incident was material on 22 September 2026 and filed the next day. Here are the clocks that apply to a small company, what starts each one, and where they differ.
CISA published its Logging Reference Architecture on 20 August 2026 under OMB M-26-14. You are not a federal agency, but its retention baseline is a sensible starting point.
Marsh's Q2 2026 index put cyber rates down 4%, the twelfth straight quarterly fall. Applications still ask the same control questions. Here is how to prepare evidence for them.
EU reporting duties for severe incidents and exploited vulnerabilities started under the Cyber Resilience Act on 11 September 2026. Here is which DORA, NIS2 and CRA duties bind a supplier, and which are only guidance.
What the vehicle cybersecurity and software update regulations actually require, clause by clause, and how ISO/SAE 21434 fits. Written for suppliers and engineers who have to produce the evidence.
A smart machine sold in the EU faces three regulations with different dates. What is law, what is only guidance, and what already applies after the CRA reporting duty began on 11 September 2026.
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