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.
44% of KEV entries were added in the year their CVE was assigned, yet 21% are five or more years old. The full age spread and what it means for patching.
Most boards see application security quarterly, with an immediate escalation path for material events. Public companies also describe oversight annually.
Microsoft, Chromium and Android each publish a memory safety share of their bugs. The numbers differ because the denominators do. Here is how to read them.
There is no universal number. Track the age of open exploited and exposed items, not the total count, and set a limit your small team can actually keep.
Forrester publishes its Wave method: analyst-set criteria, a 3-point rubric and weights. Here is how to read a Wave and re-weight it for your own needs.
Forrester scores vendors against written scales, weights criteria by importance and places them in three bands. What is public, and what to ask for.
Use analyst research to learn the market and draft questions, then decide with your own weighted criteria and a hands-on test. Here is a five-step process.
Finance readers often see a placement as a safety signal. Use this one-page memo structure to cite analyst research honestly and tie the call to evidence.
What vendors actually document about how AI answer features find and link web pages, what stays unknown, and what a technical site can do about it.
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