A practical guide to building an incident response plan that covers what auditors need and actually works when something goes wrong at 2am.
Topic
Security 101
The fundamentals, explained for builders: access control, encryption, zero trust, incident response, and the controls auditors actually look for.
More in Security 101
What each type of encryption protects against, where the coverage gaps hide, and what an auditor is actually checking for.
What "zero trust" actually means under the vendor noise, and the three things that make it real in practice.
What multi-factor authentication actually means, which methods hold up against real attacks, and what your auditor specifically looks for when they check.
What the principle of least privilege actually means, how to implement it, and why it's the access control your auditor will check hardest.