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.
Under GDPR a processor must tell you of a breach without undue delay. Write extra detail into the contract: hours, named contacts and update intervals.
Your breach clock may start when a vendor is breached. What GDPR processors, HIPAA business associates and NYDFS third parties mean for contract terms.
Some disclosure policy clauses scare researchers away. CISA's directive lists what agency policies must not require, a useful guide for any company.
The US Cyber Trust Mark is a voluntary FCC label for wireless consumer IoT devices. What it is meant to show and what the April 2026 update says.
The Unlicense dedicates code to the public domain with a fallback license. How to record it in an SBOM and treat it in a license policy.
UN R155 covers cybersecurity management across a vehicle's life. UN R156 covers software updates. Here is how they differ, overlap and fit together.
The UK product security rules for connected consumer products ban default passwords, require a way to report flaws, and require a stated update period.
The three routes for sending personal data out of the UK under UK GDPR, what the IDTA and Addendum are, and when a transfer risk assessment is needed.
How to handle a UK GDPR subject access request now: the one month limit, stopping the clock, reasonable searches, fees, and the new complaints duty.
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