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.
Economists proposed vulnerability markets, derivatives and insurance to measure software security. What each idea offers, and where it falls short.
Verizon's 2026 DBIR page says software vulnerabilities start 31 percent of breaches. What that shifts in attacker economics and in your patch priorities.
Vendor risk, third-party risk management and cybersecurity supply chain risk overlap but differ in scope. Plain definitions and when each term fits.
Five common beliefs about vendor risk, tested against how assessments work: questionnaires, certificates, vendor size, scores and annual reviews.
The FCA's final notice on TSB's April 2018 IT migration explains how testing shortcuts and weak board challenge led to a 29.75m pound penalty.
Cross-site scripting is a third of CWE-tagged Packagist advisories, out-of-bounds write a fifth of NuGet's, and prototype pollution shows in npm. By stack.
A comparison of the two previews: what each can show, where each goes blind, and how to design review so neither one is treated as a guarantee.
A ten question checklist for any analyst report on software supply chain security: scope, criteria, weights, dates, inclusion and fit with your own needs.
What to read in support terms: severity levels, response versus resolution time, hours, named contacts, escalation paths and what counts as an incident.
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