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.
SPF flattening swaps includes for IP lists to dodge the 10 lookup limit, but stale addresses cause silent failures. Compare it with the safer options.
Hash passwords, never encrypt them. Hashing is one way, encryption can be reversed by anyone holding the key. What to use and why, with OWASP settings.
storage.delete.enabled is off by default. Turn it on for cleanup, but control who can delete and know disk is not freed until garbage collection runs.
A hard cap on security exceptions pushes teams to bypass the process. See what to track instead, and how to keep exceptions honest, short, and reviewed.
Yes, for most volunteer devices. Automatic updates close known holes quickly. Here is when to turn them on, what can go wrong and how to handle exceptions.
Automatic updates speed up patching and widen vendor control. A decision guide for IT teams: when to allow them, delay them, or run staged rings.
Running one PoC across a backend and a frontend team can expose stack gaps, but adds cost. When to split, when to share, and how to keep results comparable.
Should a vendor preview your repository before a scanner demo? A blind demo is more honest, but a prep scan has its place. Here is how to choose and set terms.
Vendor led trials save time but hide effort and bias results. Compare self run, vendor assisted and vendor run trials, and choose by what you must prove.
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