Hello World - DygDog Blog Is Live

Welcome to the DygDog Blog. We built this space to share the work that happens inside the scanner, the kind of detail you can't fit into a landing page bullet point.

What you can expect

Every post we publish here will typically fall into one of four buckets:

• Remediation walkthroughs - concrete, copy-paste fixes for the most common findings DygDog surfaces, with framework-specific guidance for Next.js, Rails, Django, and WordPress.

• Threat intel deep-dives - what we learn from the live feeds we pull at scan time (CISA KEV, EPSS, abuse.ch and others) and how it shows up in your real-world risk score.

• Compliance primers - translating SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, and OWASP ASVS controls into the engineering work that actually gets successful audit outcomes.

• Engineering retrospectives - the architectural decisions behind DygDog itself: why our scanner is fully passive, how context-aware scoring is computed, and what we got wrong on the way there.

Why a blog?

Security tooling tends to hide its reasoning behind opaque scores and cryptic CVE references. We want to do the opposite: show the work, publish the rationale, and give engineering teams a reference they can hand to their auditors and their interns alike.

If there is a topic you'd like us to cover, run a free scan and flag the finding you wish had better remediation guidance, every "this finding could explain itself better" report becomes a candidate post

— The DygDog team