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 scorecard for AI features in security tools: job, evidence, data handling, controls, maturity, and exit. Use it to compare options with written criteria.
A pre-go-live acceptance test for commercial software: default accounts, authentication, logging, exposure and rollback, with pass and fail criteria.
Ten testable acceptance criteria for a new API endpoint covering authentication, authorization, input limits, errors, logging and rate limits.
Testable security acceptance criteria for an agency statement of work: dependencies, access, secrets, evidence, and handover. Plain examples to adapt.
The admin account on your package mirror can change what everyone installs. How to limit it, protect it with strong sign-in and keep a break-glass option.
If you publish packages, who can release them is an access control question. Here are the steps to restrict publishing, require 2FA and keep evidence.
Start AI-built prototypes with deny-by-default access, login on, least privilege and debug off, so the safe setting is the one nobody has to remember.
Three Secure by Design principles from CISA, own customer outcomes, be transparent, lead from the top, can be themes for a software firm's first year.
A build hook is a URL that starts a deploy. Treat it as a credential: keep it secret, scope it, rotate it, and monitor who calls it. A practical checklist.
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