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.
Record an accepted pen test finding with the tester's rating, your reasoning, an approver, a retest plan and an expiry, and tell the tester the outcome.
Manual controls fail when the one person who ran them leaves. A runbook, backup owner, schedule and evidence location keep them running through changes.
Answer the testing section of a buyer questionnaire with specifics: methods, frequency, scope and evidence. Wording that is true, plus phrases to avoid.
A license inventory lists each dependency with its SPDX license identifier. How agencies generate one, find gaps, and pass questions to counsel.
A model answer and evidence list for the CI/CD security question, written for small SaaS and ecommerce teams that have no dedicated security staff.
A truthful way to answer the end-of-life software question on a security questionnaire: sample wording, evidence to offer and answers to avoid.
Answer a reproducible build question with what you can show: pinned inputs, a build record, artifacts you have checked. Do not claim more than you tested.
A model answer for the secure development lifecycle question on a security questionnaire, based on the practices a small team really runs today.
Buyers ask how you find unapproved software and AI tools. A truthful answer names the methods you run, their limits and the evidence you can share.
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