What Secure-by-Design Means for Small Teams
Secure-by-design is not a slogan about restraint. It is a way to reduce rework, clarify ownership, and keep the system calm when the team is small.
Free with account4 min readApr 9, 2026
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This section is for shorter observations, technical notes, and public thinking that keep the brand active between larger research papers and books.
Editorial standards
Perspective keeps the tone sharp without slipping into hot takes or personal noise.
Evidence first
Primary sources, vendor advisories, CVE records, OWASP, MITRE ATT&CK, and NIST before opinion.
Actionable structure
Every paper ends with practical implications, not just diagnosis.
Readable at two levels
Newer developers can follow the context; senior engineers still get technical value.
No filler
The copy should be restrained, specific, and free of sales language.
Latest notes
Perspective now uses the shared publication source so short-form writing stays tied to the same editorial pipeline.
Why AI Changes the Cost of Trust in Developer Workflows
AI makes it cheaper to produce plausible code, documentation, and conversation, which means trust needs a stronger design than it did before.
Free with account5 min readFeb 21, 2026
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Shorter editorial work will keep the publication rhythm alive between longer papers and books.
Why supply-chain security belongs in every build conversation
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How AI changes the cost of trust in developer workflows
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What secure-by-design actually means for small teams
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