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.
Step by step: find the third-party apps with access to your Microsoft Entra tenant, read their permissions, and revoke the ones you do not need.
Approval prompts are the human in the loop that MCP expects. Here is a five-point check for tool name, arguments, server, data and side effects.
A checklist for reviewing an LLM-drafted Sigma rule: log source fit, field names, logic errors, false positives and testing before it reaches production.
A quick triage routine for a vulnerability alert on a small screen: what reachability evidence to read, what to decide now, and what to leave for a laptop.
A decision guide for noisy security alerts: when to delete one, when to tune the threshold, and when to automate the response instead of paging a person.
A decision guide for old API versions: when to backport a security improvement and when to retire the version, based on OWASP API9 guidance.
A reviewer pushes back on one of your answers. How to respond with facts and evidence, fix real gaps and avoid rewording your way into a worse position.
How far can a security researcher go? Stay in scope, use your own accounts, redact personal data, avoid disruption and stop once the issue is shown.
A vulnerability appears in public before your patch is ready. Confirm, mitigate, communicate and talk to the researcher: a first day plan for vendors.
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