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.
Extensions that handle user data need an accurate privacy policy, collection limited to the single purpose, Limited Use rules and secure transmission.
List all repositories, list the ones with scan results, and reconcile the difference monthly. Steps to show full coverage or explain each exclusion.
A useful deletion confirmation names the data, systems, method and date, and covers backups and sub-processors. Here is a field list to ask for.
CC BY-NC bars use that is primarily for commercial advantage or payment. A commercial product is a risky place for it, so flag it for review.
Under M-22-18 and the CISA form, POA&Ms and third party assessments were not to be posted publicly. What that covered, and how to share evidence safely.
Change freezes protect stability, but known exploited flaws cannot always wait. How to write freeze exceptions for security fixes that auditors can follow.
Stack Overflow content is licensed under CC BY-SA, with the version depending on when it was posted. Here is what that means for code you copy.
Transactional email is exempt from most CAN-SPAM rules but not the ban on false routing information. A plain guide for product teams, not legal advice.
EPSS gives the attacker activity half of a likelihood estimate. FIRST maps it to NIST, ISO and FAIR terms. How to cite it without overstating it.
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