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.
One checklist covering network exposure, authentication, least privilege, TLS, logging and backups across four common databases, with links to the detail.
Return only the personal data a client needs. A checklist for field selection, response shaping, defaults and logging that applies GDPR minimisation.
Crawling finds what a browser can reach, an OpenAPI import lists what the API declares. Use both and compare the gaps. Here is how to decide per target.
Set up DAST login with a dedicated test account, a repeatable login method, and a check that proves the scanner is still logged in during the scan.
A critical score measures how bad a flaw could be in general, not how likely it is to hurt you. Here is how to read it alongside exploitation and exposure.
A CVE names one specific vulnerability in one product. A CWE names a type of weakness. Here is how to tell them apart and use both when you study AppSec.
A CVE scan matches software versions to known vulnerabilities. A misconfiguration scan checks settings against rules. Inputs, fixes and blind spots.
A CVE record is PUBLISHED or REJECTED in the record format. What each state means, which fields differ, and what to do when a scanner shows a rejected ID.
One flaw can carry several identifiers. Here is what CVE, GHSA and OSV IDs are, how aliases link them and which one to record in your tickets.
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