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 July 2020 Twitter attack used phone calls, not malware. A ten point checklist from the New York regulator's report shows where your controls hold.
In July 2020, phone calls to Twitter staff led to 130 hijacked accounts. The New York DFS report shows how it unfolded and which controls would help.
The tj-actions/changed-files compromise leaked CI secrets in March 2025. A sourced timeline, what the payload did and the pipeline changes that cut risk.
A 10-step checklist from the CVE-2025-30066 advisories: pin actions to commit SHAs, limit secrets, watch egress and rotate fast to see how you would fare.
A sourced timeline of the 2013 Target breach, from stolen vendor credentials to missed alerts, and the vendor access and alert ownership lessons to apply.
A checklist drawn from the 2013 Target breach: vendor access, segmentation, alert response and exfiltration monitoring. Use it to test your own controls.
Stuxnet was found in mid 2010, yet Symantec found a June 2009 sample. A sourced timeline, how it spread, and lessons on patching, USB and control networks.
Stuxnet used USB media, unpatched Windows flaws, signed drivers and engineering software. Use this checklist to test whether your controls would notice.
A dated timeline of Spring4Shell from the Spring team's announcement, the narrow conditions that applied, the fixes and the lessons for faster triage.
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