What is shadow automation, and how do you find it?
Shadow automation is any bot, macro or workflow built without IT or security knowing. Here is where it hides and a simple way to find it in a week.
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.
Shadow automation is any bot, macro or workflow built without IT or security knowing. Here is where it hides and a simple way to find it in a week.
What is security.txt? It tells researchers how to report a flaw to you. What RFC 9116 requires, what to include and how to keep it from going stale.
Scan freshness is how old your latest completed scan is for each asset. Learn how to define it, report it as a distribution and set limits by risk.
RPA bots imitate people using application screens. Here is what that means for credentials, access, change control and audit trails, in plain terms.
Remediation throughput is how many vulnerability fixes reach production per period. Learn what to count, how to split it by fix type, and what to avoid.
RDAP is the web based successor to WHOIS for looking up domain registration data. What it returns, how to use it and what it means for your own records.
Role explosion is when an RBAC system accumulates so many roles that nobody can test or audit them. Why it happens, what it breaks and how to contain it.
Patch Tuesday is Microsoft's monthly security update, released on the second Tuesday. See the dates, the other names for it and a weekly routine for ops.
PAR lets an OAuth client send its authorization request straight to the server, not through browser URLs. What it protects, who needs it, and how it works.
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