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.
Endpoint scanning checks devices for missing patches and risky settings, but only works against a current inventory. See what NIST and CISA guidance say.
An end-of-life firewall stops getting security fixes while sitting on your network edge. Find them, set dates, and replace them before support ends.
Email encryption comes in two kinds. TLS protects each hop between mail servers and S/MIME protects the message itself. See what each covers.
Use :crypto.strong_rand_bytes for tokens and keys, never :rand or Enum.random. Plus constant time comparison and PBKDF2 basics from Erlang crypto.
Secrets in config.exs are read at build time and can be baked into a release. Read them in config/runtime.exs and keep secret_key_base out of git.
A WAF helps when you run a public web app with real user data and little time to patch. Here is how to decide, start in log mode and avoid false comfort.
A firewall can add latency or cap throughput, but a properly sized one rarely does. Check throughput limits, inspection depth and rule order first.
EDR records endpoint activity so you can detect and contain attacks, but it only helps if someone responds. How a small team decides and sequences it.
DLP monitoring watches data on endpoints, networks and storage for unauthorized use or transfer. Learn the three states it covers and where it is blind.
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