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.
Hal Varian's three effort models explain why some security depends on your most careless person and some on your best. Learn which one fits your problem.
Microsoft shipped MS17-010 on 14 March 2017. WannaCry spread on 12 May. A timeline, what SMBv1 exposure meant, and how to shorten your own gap.
Six common myths about reporting and disclosing vulnerabilities, checked against guidance from OWASP, CISA, Project Zero, RFC 9116 and disclose.io.
What CISA, NSA and FBI actually say about Volt Typhoon and pre-positioning in US critical infrastructure, and what defenders can do about it.
Eight practical VEX questions for a software supplier in procurement: format, signing, update cadence, justifications and coverage of older versions.
Green dashboards are not recovery. Check user journeys, data integrity, queues, secrets and protections before closing an incident and standing down.
V2X lets vehicles talk to cars, roads, networks and people. Compare DSRC and C-V2X and see the security questions every deployment must answer.
CISA names 16 critical infrastructure sectors, from energy and water to healthcare and IT. Here is the full list and what it means for your security work.
A joint advisory describes attackers reaching internet-facing Unitronics PLCs with default passwords, including water systems. Lessons and fixes.
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