
Fire drill: practicing an incident before it happens
A fire drill is an incident we invent ourselves and then handle as if it were real. Here is what we prepared, how this one went, and what we forgot.
Posts from 2026

A fire drill is an incident we invent ourselves and then handle as if it were real. Here is what we prepared, how this one went, and what we forgot.

Running agents inside devcontainers make sense from security perspective. But how to balance power of agents with security concenrns?

What does the Cyber Resilience Act mean for software development companies and, more importantly, for our customers? It brings its first obligations starting 11 September 2026.

After building a simple knowledge base chatbot, we decided to try the next level: an agent that reminds people to do their work. Read on for our experience developing it and putting it into production.

How do we use AI in instea so that it is safe(r) and legally cleaner? A slightly opinionated look at how we use AI coding assistants from a legal and security perspective.

The least privilege principle benefits agentic systems twice. Limiting the powers of an agent improves security and, at the same time, its performance and accuracy.