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.
Before you add a package, check the name, publisher, history, install scripts, size and alternatives. A short checklist you can run in about ten minutes.
Attackers find OT devices with internet scanning services. A safe routine to find your own exposed controllers, HMIs and remote access, then act.
Some ransomware families have free decryption tools. Here is how to look for one safely via No More Ransom and law enforcement, and what to preserve first.
A six step check for any package an AI assistant suggests: does it exist, who owns it, how old is it, and what runs at install time. Two minutes.
Player names, chat lines and donation messages are untrusted input. Encode output by context, avoid innerHTML and add CSP as a backup layer.
Before injecting a fault, define what ends the experiment. How to pick stop conditions, scope blast radius, and roll back safely.
Chaos engineering is not random breakage in production. Seven common myths checked against the published principles and AWS guidance.
How to replace default logins on cameras, plugs and routers with strong passwords you can manage, using three random words and a password manager.
Champions own security habits inside their team. The security team owns standards, tooling and escalation. Write down the split so neither side guesses.
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