Baseline Driven Security: Minimal Viable Security for Under-Resourced Teams
Minimal viable security starts with order: define a baseline, run checks, track drift, and improve incrementally.
Minimal viable security starts with order: define a baseline, run checks, track drift, and improve incrementally.
AI speeds attackers up. Scans alone cannot keep pace; baseline-driven security detects risk and drift before incidents hit.
Composer dependencies are code from strangers. Read composer.lock, mark risks, and choose what to update or replace instead of trusting by default.
Security needs a shared decision system: clear findings for developers, clear risk for store owners, and a next step everyone understands.
Security spend feels invisible until the day it saves you from chaos. Pay small, predictable costs now or big, messy costs later.
Audit doesn’t create security—it makes trust visible so you can decide which risks to accept and which to fix.
composer.json is intent; composer.lock is reality. Commit the lockfile, prefer stable, and keep every environment on the same build.
Security begins with order. The baseline defines the known-good state; audit measures how far reality has drifted from it…
Bugs aren’t random—they’re the last link in a chain. Read signals, enforce rules and controls, and tighten system logic to keep bugs in check…
Security isn’t magic—it’s something you notice. Systems drift when rules break, signals appear, and risk grows. Magebean helps you see it early…