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.
A signal only works if it is harder for weak firms to fake. How Spence signalling applies to security reports and certificates, and when they mislead.
A vendor quotes a detection rate or benchmark score. What it can and cannot tell you, which follow up questions to ask, and why your own code decides.
OpenAI and Anthropic each run separate crawlers for search, training and user requests. A decision guide for what to allow in robots.txt and why.
A decision guide for security buyers on what peer reviews, analyst reports and a hands-on trial each prove, and the order that wastes the least time.
A simple rubric for sorting supply chain findings in a deal into red, yellow and green, with criteria for exploitation, reachability, owner and fix time.
Loss figures in crypto incidents vary by source, date and price used. A short guide to reading reports critically before you quote them in a post-mortem.
Before you design in a chip or module, ask about secure boot, debug lock, key storage, update support and SBOMs. Ten questions grounded in ETSI EN 303 645.
Seven questions that decide between open source scanners and a platform, with a simple decision table that shows where each approach tends to fit.
Government buyers should ask where an AppSec tool runs, what authorization it holds, how it makes SBOMs, and what happens to data at exit. A checklist.
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