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.
ShinyHunters claimed 10 million records from Match Group's dating apps in late January 2026. Here is what was actually taken (Hinge, Match, and OkCupid — notably not Tinder), how a single vishing call opened the door, and why dating-app data raises the extortion stakes.
Healthcare ransomware dipped in volume in May 2026 but kept climbing in impact, and a former FBI cyber chief is asking Congress to treat hospital ransomware as terrorism. We weigh the policy debate against what actually protects patients.
The Snyk general counsel runs legal, privacy, and regulatory affairs for a developer security vendor. Here's what that role tells you about evaluating any security supplier.
Keeping up with PyPI security news is now part of the job for any Python team. Here is how to follow the threats that matter and act before a malicious package reaches production.
AWS secures the cloud; you secure what's in it. Here's exactly where that line falls across EC2, RDS, Lambda, and EKS -- with real breach examples.
Google launched A2A in April 2025 with 50 partners; the Linux Foundation took it over in June. We unpack the security primitives and what defenders should ask for.
A secure SDLC needs more than periodic scans. See where Veracode's upload-and-scan model leaves supply chain gaps, and how continuous, provenance-aware security closes them.
GitHub's dependency-review-action can block PRs that introduce vulnerable or badly-licensed packages. Here is the exact configuration, plus the cases it silently misses.
S3 misconfigurations have caused breaches from Verizon to Pegasus Airlines. Here's what actually secures a bucket—defaults, policies, encryption, and monitoring that hold.
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