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 60 minute tabletop script for a dependency confusion event: a public package with your internal name, five injects, questions and what good looks like.
Engineering tabletops test commands and owners; executive tabletops test decisions, customers and communication. How to adapt one supply chain scenario.
A tabletop exercise needs one scenario, one hour and no tooling. Here is how a team of 5 to 20 engineers can run one each year and what to write down.
A 30 minute tabletop for vendor teams: pick a real past advisory, run match, triage, notify and publish, and score what failed. Agenda and checklist.
A 45 minute tabletop for a compromised force-installed extension, with injects, questions and the policy facts your team should know before it happens.
Use synthetic or masked data in AI prototypes. Here is how to generate realistic test data, what to mask, and when a prototype may use anything real.
Time-to-patch figures often count only vulnerabilities that were fixed. Learn how that flatters the result and what to check for unfixed items.
Plan zero-day surge capacity before it happens: name a response pool, pre-agree what pauses, and set limits so one advisory does not eat the quarter.
A suppression policy for dependency scanning needs six parts: reasons, scope, approvers, a maximum duration, evidence and a review step. Template inside.
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