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Offensive security for SaaS: real anonymized cases, practical guides, and tools, straight from someone who hunts vulnerabilities in production.
Run a security audit on your SaaS with AI, using a ready-made prompt
A structured prompt to paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini to uncover the most common risks in your SaaS before you get hit.
SSRF: how a simple flaw exposed cloud metadata on an enterprise platform
What SSRF is, why it's so dangerous in a cloud environment, and how to fix it.
IDOR: why "only the owner can see it" has to be enforced on the backend
How this flaw exposed other clients' orders in a B2B marketplace, and why it's the most common mistake in SaaS.
What is penetration testing and how it works, in practice
Penetration testing explained without jargon: what it is, how a real test works, and why it's not the same as running a scanner.
Pentest vs automated scanner: what's the difference
An automated scanner and a manual pentest are not the same thing, even though they're sometimes sold as if they were.
OWASP Top 10 explained for people outside security
The 10 most common vulnerability categories in web applications, straight to the point.
How much does a penetration test cost in 2026
Real price ranges, what drives the cost, and why a price far below market usually means a shallow scope.
SOC 2 for startups: a practical compliance checklist
The minimum points every SaaS startup needs to cover before a SOC 2 audit, with real technical substance.
What is Red Team and when it makes sense to hire one
Red Team is not a pentest, it's a level above. Understand the difference and when your company actually needs it.
Bug bounty: how it works and whether it's worth it for your company
How a vulnerability reward program works, and when it's not worth it yet.
Fractional CISO: what it is and when it makes sense to hire one
Security leadership on demand, without the cost of a full-time CISO.
CIS Controls v8: what it is and how to apply it in your company
The most widely used security framework in the world, explained, and how to apply the 18 controls in your SaaS.
A security checklist to launch your SaaS without becoming a statistic
The minimum security points every MVP needs before the first paying customer.