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.
Dismiss stale approvals drops a PR approval when the code changes afterward, so it never covers unreviewed commits. How it works on GitHub, with limits.
How coordinated disclosure deadlines work in practice, using Google Project Zero's 90 plus 30 policy and CISA's 45 day rule as concrete examples.
A practical policy for labeling AI-assisted changes: what to record, why reviewers benefit, and how to keep accountability with the human author.
A runbook is read under stress by someone who did not write it. These sections make it usable: trigger, owner, steps, checks, rollback and contacts.
Most pods never call the Kubernetes API. Set automountServiceAccountToken to false on the pod or service account to drop a credential attackers steal.
Set AllowBlobPublicAccess to false to stop anonymous reads on an Azure storage account. Check who uses it first, then enforce it with Azure Policy.
The fourth threat modeling question is a review. Check that the diagram is accurate, threats are covered, each has a response and mitigations are testable.
DICOM defines optional tools for authentication, tamper detection and encryption in transit, but not access policy. Here is what imaging teams must add.
Who controls a connected car, robot or drone after it is sold or an account changes? A design checklist drawn from the Kia ownership takeover case.
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