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.
Mean time to remediate hides your slowest fixes. Use the median for the typical case and the 90th percentile for the tail, and report both by severity.
MDM controls the whole device, MAM protects only work data inside apps. Which one suits personal phones and laptops, and where each one falls short.
Token passthrough means an MCP server accepts a client token and forwards it downstream unchecked. The spec forbids it. Here is what breaks and the fix.
Publishing every scope up front makes a stolen MCP token powerful. The official guidance: start with low-risk scopes and step up when needed.
An MCP key acts as the member who made it, across the workspace. A short checklist for storing, scoping, revoking and auditing keys before you hand one out.
MASVS says what a secure mobile app must do, MASWE lists the weaknesses behind each control, and MASTG explains how to test for them. How to use all three.
The OWASP MASVS groups mobile app security into eight areas: storage, crypto, auth, network, platform, code, resilience and privacy. What each one asks.
Use an allow-list or DTO for writable fields. A block-list leaves every new sensitive field open by default. Here is how to choose and test.
A short security checklist for launching a marketing site: DNS and TLS, admin accounts, forms, third party scripts, headers and who can edit what.
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