Where does a SaaS vendor keep your backups and failover copies?
Primary region is only part of data location. Ask about backups, replicas, failover regions and logs, and get the full list of countries in writing.
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.
Primary region is only part of data location. Ask about backups, replicas, failover regions and logs, and get the full list of countries in writing.
Share public material early, a summary pack at evaluation, detailed evidence after confidentiality terms, and customer specific packs near signature.
EO 14028 defined critical software by privilege, access and potential harm, and M-22-18 set earlier attestation deadlines for it. What that meant for you.
Tools collect activity data beyond your files. Learn what metadata is, what the Department of Education says, and five questions for any security vendor.
What a small vendor can send when a customer asks about supply chain security: a factual summary, an SBOM, evidence and honest limits, with no overclaims.
A trust page can describe controls you run and say an audit is in progress, but must not imply a report or certificate you lack. Sample wording inside.
Describe how you inventory, review, scan and update third-party libraries in plain, accurate terms. Avoid absolutes and promises your records cannot back.
Record the advisory, affected versions, your exposure check, the action, owner and dates. A short note turns a patch into evidence an auditor can read.
A zero-hit SBOM search still needs a record: query, scope, SBOM dates, gaps and reviewer. It is the evidence behind any not affected claim you make.
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