How many security champions does a company need?
There is no standard ratio. SAMM level 1 asks for one champion per development team. How to size by team, risk and backup, with a simple sizing table.
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.
There is no standard ratio. SAMM level 1 asks for one champion per development team. How to size by team, risk and backup, with a simple sizing table.
Backup size over throughput is only the start. A timed restore drill shows your real RTO, including access, validation and steps nobody wrote down.
Time to first useful result differs from time to full rollout. How to ask about setup effort, tuning time and your own team's hours before you commit.
A vulnerability exception should expire when its reason does. How to set an end date, match it to the reason, and decide at review whether to renew.
OWASP says session IDs need at least 64 bits of entropy from a secure random generator. What that means in characters, and what scanners can and cannot check.
Accepted risks should expire, often in 30 to 180 days by severity, and be renewed only after a fresh look. Here is how to set the review period.
A random token for sessions, resets and API keys should carry at least 128 bits from a CSPRNG. How to size, encode and store it without mistakes.
Kubernetes minor versions get about a year of patch support. See the table as of 19 October 2026 and how to plan upgrades before you lose fixes.
A pen test report is a snapshot. How long it stays useful depends on what changed since, and what your customers or auditors accept. A practical guide.
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