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What are the top 5 tips for writing secure C code?
Check every buffer bound, guard integer math, never pass input as a format string, give each allocation one owner, and build with warnings and sanitizers.
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What are the benefits of a firewall, and what does it miss?
A firewall controls traffic between networks with different trust levels. Learn what it gives you, where it stops, and how to write a policy that holds up.
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What does FTP mean, and is the File Transfer Protocol still safe?
FTP is the File Transfer Protocol from 1985, built for moving files between hosts in plain text. Learn how it works, its risks and safer alternatives.
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Application Security
How has multi-factor authentication evolved from tokens to passkeys?
MFA moved from hardware tokens and SMS codes to apps, push prompts and passkeys. See what changed, what NIST says, and which weak factors to retire first.
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Application Security
How do you evaluate SAST auto-fix tools before trusting them?
Judge auto-fix by whether the patch is correct, small, tested and reviewed. A scoring method with a constructed example, with no vendor rankings.
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Application Security
What does enterprise vulnerability management involve?
Enterprise vulnerability management is a loop of inventory, scanning, ranking, fixing and proof. Rank by exposure and exploitation, not score alone.
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How do you choose an enterprise VPN solution without a vendor pitch?
Choose an enterprise VPN by protocol, authentication, client, enforcement and failure behavior, not feature lists. Ask these seven questions first.
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Application Security
What does enterprise application security need to cover?
Enterprise application security is a program, not a scanner. Build it on an inventory, a development baseline, a verification standard and named owners.
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Application Security
What does endpoint security for mobile devices need to cover?
Mobile endpoint security combines device management, threat defense and app vetting. Use NIST SP 800-124r2 to decide which pieces your devices need.
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