Approve, restrict or reject: a decision guide for browser extensions
A simple way to decide on a browser extension request: need, permissions, publisher, data use and controls like site limits and blocked permissions.
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 simple way to decide on a browser extension request: need, permissions, publisher, data use and controls like site limits and blocked permissions.
A decision guide for how many approvals an automated fix pull request needs, tiered by patch, minor, major, code and configuration changes in your repos.
User Enrollment is Apple's lighter management option for personal iPhones. See what IT can manage, what stays off limits, and when to choose Device Enrollment.
AppArmor limits what each program can touch. Complain mode logs violations, enforce mode blocks them. Here is how to check status and switch a profile.
Rate limiting is one control in OWASP API4:2023. This checklist covers payload size, page size, timeouts, third-party spend and per-user throttles.
OWASP says API keys identify clients, not users, and that OAuth alone is not authentication. Here is what each is for and how to combine them.
A practical checklist of what an API inventory should hold, based on OWASP API9:2023, so forgotten hosts and old versions stop being a blind spot.
A Lambda authorizer that returns a policy for one method can break other routes when caching is on. Here is how caching works and how to design the policy.
What OWASP API3:2023 means, how it merges excessive data exposure with mass assignment, and the field level checks that stop both reads and writes.
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