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No AppSec team? Where a mid-market Head of IT should start
No AppSec team? List every app you build or pay others to build, scan their dependencies, test what faces the internet and set patch rules in writing.
Oct 25, 202639 min read
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Open Source License and SBOM Clauses: A General Counsel's Guide
How counsel should review open source license reps, SBOM delivery terms and vulnerability clauses, on both sides of the deal, and what evidence to ask for.
Oct 25, 202638 min read
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A CFO's guide to the cost of open source risk and security tooling
Price open source risk as a loss distribution, cost security tools as total cost of ownership, and fund what moves the tail. A working method for CFOs.
Oct 25, 202638 min read
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MSSP and MSP Guide to Offering Software Supply Chain Security
How an MSSP or MSP can sell SBOM, dependency scanning and fix work as a managed service: tiers, client separation, triage SLAs, evidence and limits.
Oct 25, 202638 min read
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Software Supply Chain Security for Consumer Mobile Apps: A 90-Day Plan
Consumer app makers secure SDKs, package managers and build pipelines with an inventory, store rules, FTC and COPPA duties and a 90-day plan for each role.
Oct 25, 202638 min read
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Choose a Base Container Image with Gold Open Source
Shortlist base images, check their CVEs, EPSS and KEV status in free Gold Open Source, then scan, pin by digest and gate the winner in Safeguard.
Oct 25, 202637 min read
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Safeguard alerts in Slack, Microsoft Teams and Discord: setup, routing and noise control
Safeguard posts findings, scan results and alerts to one default Slack, Teams or Discord channel. Setup steps, auth choices, routing and noise control.
Oct 25, 202636 min read
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OpenSSL Release History: SSLeay to 3.x and 4.0, Security and Support
OpenSSL forked from SSLeay in 1998, rebuilt itself around providers in 3.0 and shipped 4.0 in April 2026. Every line, its defaults and its support window.
Oct 25, 202640 min read
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TFTP Explained: RFC 1350, Options, Block Size and How to Contain It
TFTP is a tiny UDP file protocol from RFC 1350 with no login and no encryption. Learn how it works, what blksize and windowsize add, and how to contain it.
Oct 25, 202643 min read
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