What does the BSD 3-clause no endorsement rule mean for you?
BSD 3-clause adds one rule over BSD 2-clause: you may not use the author's name to promote your product without written permission. Notices still apply.
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.
BSD 3-clause adds one rule over BSD 2-clause: you may not use the author's name to promote your product without written permission. Notices still apply.
If your security vendor is breached, how fast must it tell you? Here are the contract terms to ask for, with what the GDPR says about processors.
CISA BOD 26-04 ties remediation urgency to asset exposure, KEV status, exploit automation and technical impact, not to one number for every flaw.
If a finding went unfixed with no approval on record, file a late exception dated today, state the gap plainly and never backdate. Steps inside.
Five myths about how auditors and customers treat reachability based decisions, each checked against what standards say and what evidence persuades.
A step by step script for the audit walkthrough: request, review, approval, mirror, build and record, with the evidence to show at each step.
An auditor will not accept a not reachable finding. A calm sequence: clarify the objection, add evidence, offer a lower risk option, record the outcome.
Pick the right word on your security page. How audited, attested, certified, and aligned differ, and why the wrong one overclaims. Not legal advice.
You may need to verify how a vendor handles your data. Here is what audit rights usually include, what is realistic, and how to ask without stalling.
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