OWASP Top 10
Application security risk categories used widely across product and security teams.
Useful framing for explaining why auth, access control, and injection issues still matter commercially and operationally.
Open source Evidence-backed security insights
Use strong sources to guide product-level security decisions.
This hub brings together practical sources like OWASP, DBIR, CISA, and curated CVE tracking so teams can move from general security awareness to concrete validation decisions inside their own product.
Primary sources worth following
OWASP API Security Top 10
API-focused security risk categories relevant to modern web and SaaS products.
Strong source for API-first positioning, especially around authorization, exposure, and broken trust boundaries.
Open sourceVerizon DBIR
Annual breach investigations report synthesizing attack patterns and incident behavior.
Good anchor for evidence-backed messaging around what actually gets exploited and why obvious issues are still worth catching early.
Open sourceCISA KEV Catalog
Catalog of vulnerabilities known to be exploited in the wild.
High-signal source for turning current vulnerability awareness into product-specific validation questions.
Open sourceHow to turn security reporting into action
Why broken access control still matters
Use OWASP and practical product risk framing to explain why authorization flaws are still one of the most expensive categories to discover late.
What API-focused security guidance implies for startups
Translate DBIR-style incident evidence and OWASP guidance into practical startup actions before enterprise review or customer onboarding.
How current exploited vulnerabilities should influence product decisions
Use CISA KEV and curated CVE tracking to prioritize where your own auth, edge, API, and exposure assumptions deserve review.
Why OAuth misconfigurations break trust fast
Use OWASP-style auth and API risk framing to explain why modern SaaS identity mistakes deserve direct validation before launch.
When a startup should buy a manual pentest
Translate evidence-backed security priorities into a practical budget decision: when to screen first and when to escalate to human-led depth.
How to prepare for an enterprise security review
Use OWASP and DBIR-style evidence to build a more believable security story before a serious customer review.
Move from awareness to a product-specific decision.
Security reporting becomes useful when it changes what a team validates next. Use these sources to focus attention, then use BreachFound to test the product surface that actually matters to your customers.