The minimum viable security posture for a 10-person SaaS
Seven controls that prevent 90% of real breaches at a 10-person SaaS, ranked in the order that actually matters—not the order that looks good on a compliance questionnaire.
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Seven controls that prevent 90% of real breaches at a 10-person SaaS, ranked in the order that actually matters—not the order that looks good on a compliance questionnaire.
Every SaaS security guide converges on MFA and password managers. The real attack surface at a small SaaS team is 150+ non-human identities with no rotation, no scoping, and no audit.
Most security checklists were written for teams with a dedicated security engineer. Here is the version for a 10-person SaaS with two engineers, one overloaded CTO, and an enterprise prospect asking for a questionnaire.
Most vendor security questionnaires stop at SOC 2. Here is what to ask about authentication modes, PAdES levels, audit trail fields, and data residency — and what a bad answer looks like.
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