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.
A four week pilot plan for automated fix PRs: choosing the first repository, success criteria, what to record and when to expand or stop the rollout.
A short checklist for judging a security alert from your phone: exposure, reachability, fix state and who to wake. Built for the first five minutes.
Plain definitions of phishing, vishing, smishing and SIM swapping, with the defense that fits each attack, written for engineering teams who get targeted.
Click rate alone is a poor measure of phishing risk. Which simulation numbers mislead, which ones show real behavior change, and how to report them upward.
You cannot move every account to security keys at once. Here is a sensible order, from admins and email to source control, and what to do for the rest.
A reporting path that is fast, blame free and one click away beats more training. How to design one, with CISA advice on verifying and reporting phishing.
Typos used to give phishing away, but CISA now notes some emails have perfect grammar. Myths and facts on which warning signs still work for engineers.
A one page phishing guide for teachers, staff and volunteers based on CISA advice: the warning signs, what to do, and how to make reporting easy.
Red flags CISA lists for phishing and what to do if you click: look alike senders, mismatched links, urgent attachments, and how developers should respond.
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