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.
Only sandbox test keys belong on a laptop. Stripe says secret keys stay in your server environment and advises restricted keys with limited permissions.
Mixed time zones skew time to remediate and SLA figures around day boundaries. Store UTC in RFC 3339, convert only for display, and test the edge cases.
No. Store checks look for malware and policy violations at submission and do not limit what an extension does later. What each check promises.
Route all staging mail to a catch tool, use reserved example addresses, and add an outbound allowlist, so tests never send a message to a real person.
Block surprise LoadBalancer and externalIPs Services at admission, with a CEL example, a review path for approved exposure and a quick audit.
Twelve-factor says never rely on sticky sessions. Here is what stateless processes mean for session security, cache leaks and incident response.
When a service must stay on an unsupported base for a while, write a time boxed exception with an owner, limits on exposure and a firm end date.
A shared status board keeps an SBOM-driven incident honest: one row per product and release, with verdict, evidence, owner, fix state and customer notice.
Ten short answers on scanning static, JAMstack and CDN-hosted sites: scope, frequency, build tools, functions, embeds and how to cut false alarms.
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