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.
Government advisories run to dozens of pages. A method for converting one into five owned tasks, with the Volt Typhoon advisory as the worked example.
A decision guide for noisy detection rules: when to refine the logic, when to add a narrow exclusion, when to suppress for a time, and when to retire it.
A trust boundary is a line on a diagram where data moves between parts of a system that deserve different levels of trust. Most attacks cross one.
Triton targeted a safety instrumented system at a Saudi petrochemical plant in 2017. What happened, how it was found and the lessons for plant defence.
A five minute method to rank vulnerability findings on a small screen: exposure, reachability, exploitability and fix availability, then route.
A repeatable workflow for an application security team to apply VEX to scanner output, record decisions, and re-open findings when a VEX document changes.
Not every questionnaire deserves a full custom answer. A triage method for deciding when to answer, when to send standard evidence and when to push back.
Six questions a triage owner should answer for every external vulnerability report: real, in scope, new, exploitable, reachable and how urgent.
Juniors now review more code than they write. A short training plan for reading AI output with doubt, tracing data, and asking the right questions.
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