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.
The report landed with a long list of findings. How to read severity, separate risk from score, write fix tickets and add a regression test so each finding stays fixed.
A buyer's list for choosing a penetration testing firm: who does the work, which standards they test against, how they handle your data, and what you get at the end.
Which accounts to hand a penetration tester, how to seed fake data, and why real customer records should stay out of the staging environment.
A ticket template, a severity to priority table and a grouping method that turn a pen test PDF into work with owners, due dates and a verification step.
Concrete test cases for OWASP API3 and API4 that you can run or hand to a tester: extra JSON fields, response over-exposure, per-endpoint limits and safe request volumes.
What to put in a mobile penetration test scope: builds, platforms, backend APIs, MASVS control groups, and test devices, using OWASP's June 2026 MASTG v2.0.0 as the reference.
Phishing and phone pretexting need their own scope, targets, and cloud provider approvals. A short list of decisions to make before the tester sends one email.
The file is the same everywhere, but each stack hides it in a different way. Where to put security.txt on Next.js, Rails, WordPress, Hugo, Jekyll and Eleventy, and how to prove it is live.
Offering a PGP key sounds serious, but a key nobody can use is worse than none. How to choose between PGP, a web form and private reporting, with what the Django and CVE Program pages do.
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