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Application Security Best Practices

April 12, 2026by Robert Broeckelmann
  • Application Security
  • Security

A starting point for application security.

  • Defense In Depth
  • Zero Trust Architecture
  • Core Security Precept: Principle of Least Privilege
  • A Vendor DMZ Pattern
  • Internal Endpoints Must Have The Same Security Capabilities As External Endpoints
  • Non-Prod Environments Must Have The Same Security Protections As Production
  • Achieving Application Environment Isolation
  • No, You Shouldn’t Use Production Data For Testing
  • Of Daffy Bastards And Goofy F*cks In The Land Of The Lost: Integration Anti-Patterns From The Dark Side
  • SOFTWARE SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY: CI/CD/CT PIPELINES AND SECURITY TOOLS — PART 1
  • SOFTWARE SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY: CI/CD/CT PIPELINES AND SECURITY TOOLS — PART 2
  • Network Segmentation: Macro, Micro, and the Building Blocks
  • Input Validation: Because Users Are Creative, and Attackers Are More Creative
  • Secure Code Reviews: Finding Security Issues Before Attackers Do

Some of the craziest things I’ve seen done in the name of security were supposedly in pursuit of best practices. Context matters; so does commonsense.

Originally published on Medium.

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Firebase API Keys: Got a Callback From A Potential Client

September 21, 2026
  • Access Tokens
  • Authentication
  • Authorization

I originally wrote this post about six months ago. Variations of this story have been published many times this year.

Read article →: Firebase API Keys: Got a Callback From A Potential Client

MCP Governance: Part2

September 21, 2026
  • LLMs
  • Model Context Protocol
  • AI

This is the second part of a series on the topic of MCP Governance. Check out MCP Governance: Part 1 to start at the beginning.

Read article →: MCP Governance: Part2

Cryptographic Commitments: I Promise I’m Not Changing My Answer

September 19, 2026
  • Identity & Access Management
  • Cryptography

There are a few cryptographic primitives that sound considerably more complicated than they actually are.

Read article →: Cryptographic Commitments: I Promise I’m Not Changing My Answer
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