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.
Prepare for a CMMC 2.0 assessment: tie every requirement to an owner, a document and a dated artifact, scope tightly, and rehearse with a mock review.
CMMC Level 2 assessors expect an SSP, policies, procedures, diagrams, an asset inventory and a POA&M. Here is the full document set and who owns each.
Common CMMC errors from 32 CFR 170: wide scope, no system security plan, misusing the POA&M, weak provider evidence and a missed annual affirmation.
Passing CMMC is not the end. See the annual affirmation, the 180 day POA&M clock, the three year reassessment and the drift checks that protect status.
A 12 week plan to get a small contractor ready for a CMMC Level 2 assessment: scope CUI, write the SSP, fix gaps, collect evidence and book the assessor.
What engineers must build for CCPA and CPRA, including request handling, opt outs, global privacy control, deletion and notice, with the AG deadlines.
You can run CCPA and CPRA on spreadsheets for a while. This guide shows the four tabs to build, where they break, and the signs it is time to automate.
Scope CCPA and CPRA first: test the three business thresholds, map the personal information you hold and sort each vendor by role before writing a policy.
The public notices and internal documents CCPA and CPRA expect: privacy policy, notice at collection, opt-out links, request procedures and vendor terms.
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