The SaaS security bootcamp is a twelve chapter guide highlighting security practices that we think all SaaS founders and startups should try including into their business and product. Creating practical security foundations will help build a culture of security awareness, impress prospective customers looking for differentiators, and make it easier to implement more advanced controls in the future.

Last updated in Nov 2024

Getting started

An introduction

A series highlighting good security practices for startups.

Getting started

Passwords, MFA, and SSO

This is the heart of protecting your identity.

Getting started

Security awareness

People are the first line of defense for every company.

Getting started

Device security

The workstation that you use will be a focal point for almost everything you do.

Reducing risk

Application security

The code you write will end up as the product your customers use.

Reducing risk

Attack surface

Once you have something worth stealing, attackers are likely going to start probing your defenses.

Reducing risk

Vulnerabilities

Is it Tuesday yet?

Data, data, data

Data privacy

Simple data privacy principles and why minimizing the amount of data you collect could be one of the best privacy strategies.

Data, data, data

Encryption

Encryption can be a very deep rabbit hole.

When things go wrong

Incident management

Planning for security incidents so that their impact is minimal.

Stranger dangers

Third party risk management

Weigh the risk of storing your data with someone else and relying on their uptime for your own product's availability.

Stranger dangers

Onbarding and off-boarding

Growing the team is an exciting time.

Security at scale

Compliance

Larger customers are beginning to include your product in their due diligence when looking for solutions to their problems.

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Getting started

An introduction

Passwords, MFA, and SSO

Security awareness

Device security

Reducing risk

Application security

Attack surface

Vulnerabilities

Data, data, data

Data privacy

Encryption

When things go wrong

Incident management

Stranger dangers

Third party risk management

Onbarding and off-boarding

Security at scale

Compliance

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