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.
Shellshock sat in Bash for about 25 years and Heartbleed in OpenSSL for over two. Dates, causes and what the long lifetimes say about code review.
Project Zero's policy cuts the deadline from 90 days to 7 when exploitation is seen in the wild. What that means for vendors and researchers.
EASM is a discovery activity for outside-visible assets. CTEM is a repeating cycle that also ranks, tests and fixes exposures. How the two fit together.
Workers run many tenants in one process using V8 isolates, with extra layers around them. Here is what Cloudflare says those layers are and what you own.
CISA's analysis of HatMan, also called TRITON or TRISIS, covers malware built to reach a safety controller. What it does and what owners should take.
The Gordon-Loeb model says optimal security spend should not exceed about 37 percent of expected loss. What it means, where it breaks, and how to use it.
When a security metric becomes a target, people optimise the number instead of the risk. Learn the common gaming patterns and how to design against them.
Lines generated, acceptance rate and prompts per day are easy to count and easy to game. Which AI adoption metrics mislead and what to track instead.
How a company can sponsor open source maintainers on GitHub: personal versus organization fees, invoiced billing, who can receive money, and limits.
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