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.
Write each rule as a checkable statement, tie it to a weakness type, and mark what a tool can enforce versus what needs review. A five step method.
Test limits with a short run: one account, one sensitive endpoint, a small burst and a stop rule. Also check batching, which can bypass per-request limits.
When two reports of one incident conflict, act on the safer reading for cheap steps, log the conflict and recheck on a schedule. A calm method.
Ask what you can take with you: formats, completeness, timing, deletion and transition help. Ten exit questions to put in a security tool RFP.
No. RASP can block exploitation while a fix is pending, but OWASP treats that kind of protection as a temporary work-around. Here is how to use it safely.
A decision guide for choosing between an assistant's scheduled task and a CI scheduled workflow, by determinism, audit trail, access and cost of failure.
Security records and write-ups change after first publication. A short recheck routine for open news items: what to look at and when to close.
A small team should write down the vulnerability management basics first, add SCA next, and consider ASPM last. Here is the order and why it works.
Two scanners can disagree on the same app because of data sources, matching rules, scope and counting units. Here is how to reconcile the numbers.
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