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.
EU AI Act Article 26 asks deployers to inform workers and affected people when a high-risk system is used. What to tell, when, and how to keep the record.
Both sides can carry duties after a vendor breach. See what the rule text says about business associate notice, agents and a covered entity's response.
The approver should be the business risk owner, not the author and not the scanner's operator. Set the role in policy and enforce it in the pipeline.
A decision guide for the names buyers use: Cyber Essentials, C5, TISAX, SOC 1, STAR and the CSF. What each is, who runs it and the first question to ask.
Four NIST publications keep coming up in federal software work. This decision guide says what each is for and which one your situation points to.
Record the declared license, license name and link, base model, and dataset licenses for every model you ship. A short field list with an example.
A short map of the 800-53 Rev. 5 controls that land on software teams, showing which sit in the low, moderate and high baselines and which only at moderate
Timing guide for buying a compliance platform: signs you are ready, signs to wait, and what to settle first so a tool does not just automate confusion.
Expect questions on security controls, systems, subcontractors, resilience and incident reporting. A prep list based on the 2023 interagency guidance.
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