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.
Training only pays off if code changes. Seven steps for converting workshop commitments and CTF findings into tickets, tests, review rules and a re-check.
AES-GCM needs a unique IV for every encryption under a key. What that means in practice, why libraries should handle it, and the usage cap OWASP gives.
A penetration test hunts for flaws, while adversary emulation tests defenses against a specific attacker playbook. How to decide, using MITRE ATT&CK.
A one page architecture decision record template that adds threat, data and rollback questions so security reasoning is written down at decision time.
A slow or down webhook is handled by its failure policy. Fail closed blocks deployments, fail open skips the check. How to choose and how to tune timeouts.
A webhook only protects what it matches. Equivalent matchPolicy, opt-in object selectors and namespace selectors can each leave a gap. Check them.
Because EPSS is a calibrated probability, you can sum it across your backlog for an expected count. Here is the math, a worked example and its limits.
A policy no one enforces does nothing. What an AI product's acceptable use policy should cover and the steps from detection to suspension and appeal.
Zero findings from a dependency scan only means no known issues matched. Here is what a clean result leaves out and what to check next before release.
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