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 TLS certificate moves through key creation, validation, issuance, deployment, monitoring, renewal and revocation. See each stage and how to automate it.
Threat modeling finds design flaws before code exists. Use the four question method from the Threat Modeling Manifesto in a one hour session per feature.
Threat modeling in DevSecOps means asking four questions per change, kept in the repo and triggered by trust boundary changes. Start without a workshop.
Run native code under AddressSanitizer with tests and fuzzing, and pick memory-managed languages where you can. A plan for where frameworks fall short.
Ten GitHub settings that cut real risk: access, dependency alerts, secret push protection, code scanning, workflow tokens, pinned actions, SECURITY.md.
Telemedicine APIs carry visits, notes and files. Secure them with per-record authorization, strong identity, encryption and audit logs, mapped to HIPAA.
Use password-type parameters, a custom encryption key, separate settings repos and an external vault, and know who can still read a secret in TeamCity.
Turn on per-project permissions, assign roles to groups, and issue expiring tokens limited to one project. Notes on the default Project developer role.
A practical TeamCity hardening checklist from JetBrains guidance: roles, agents, the data directory, guest login, pull requests, plugins and updates.
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