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.
Apple's App Privacy details put third-party SDK data collection on the app developer. What that means for your review process and who fills in the answers.
NIST says SSDF responsibility may be shared between a platform provider and its tenant. How to write down the split and ask providers to attest.
An imported dismissal that shows the migration account as its author is useless to an auditor. Here is how to keep the real decider and date visible.
An independent reviewer is someone other than the author with authority and context to judge the change. How to enforce that in GitHub and prove it.
In ISO 27001 the risk owner accepts residual risk, with a recorded decision. An IT manager without business authority cannot quietly accept it. Why, below.
Pre approve a base library, let sales share it freely, and route anything custom or sensitive to security for review. A short RACI keeps it fast and safe.
Match exception approval to risk and company size: owner at 10 people, owner plus legal or security at 100, a board for the rare high risk case at scale.
Auditors look for evidence that a control operated, not a dashboard screenshot. Which vulnerability metrics hold up, and how to keep them reproducible.
Add incident notice, vulnerability notice and security requirement clauses to vendor contracts, starting with vendors holding customer data or prod access.
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