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.
FHIR Consent records who may do what with which data, but enforcement must come from OAuth, UMA or XACML style access control. What it means for builders.
Bulk export creates files full of PHI. Protect kick-off, status and download requests, set expiry and know what the spec leaves to you. A checklist.
How a FHIR server answers a denied request can leak that a record exists. Trade offs between 401, 403, 404 and an empty Bundle, plus search traps.
How many examples to give an LLM that labels security findings, which ones to pick, and how to avoid teaching it your mistakes. Includes a worked layout.
A feature flag changes live behavior without a deploy, so it deserves the same access control, review and audit trail as any production configuration.
A kill switch lets you disable a risky feature in seconds without a redeploy. How to design, test and govern one so it works during an incident.
What the FAPI Security Profile 2.0 asks of authorization servers and clients: PKCE, pushed requests, sender-constrained tokens and short code lifetimes.
In March 2025 phishers used GitHub issues to send fake security alerts that pushed maintainers to authorize a malicious OAuth app. What to learn from it.
The provider says the region is healthy again. Before moving traffic back, reconcile data, rebuild replication and rehearse the switch. Steps in order.
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