Why the magazine hub changed. Production's /articles repeats the same three latest articles twice, then mixes "Latest updates" from the ticker, a newsletter form, comparison links without images, topic blocks, a "Most read" list, an e-book band and a video row. This rebuild gives one featured article, one filterable grid and a home for company news. The articles themselves aren't rebuilt (134 under /articles/), so cards link to production; the comparison articles link to their kit pages.
- The search box and newsletter form are left out: no kit components. Add production's HubSpot forms back if wanted.
- The offer band is the "Getting Started" guide, as agreed for magazine pages, instead of the evidence pack.
- Production template text removed: "This is a search field with an auto-suggest feature attached" and "There are no suggestions because the search field is empty" render as visible text in the capture; check they're screen-reader only on production.
Software Resilience Magazine
Software risk, explained.
Analysis of vendor failures, attacks and new regulation, and what each one means for the software your business runs on.
- Trusted by 3,500+ teams
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified
- Securing software since 2014
Lead with the newest piece, and say why it matters. The latest article (7 Oct 2026) follows an attack across a software relationship: how a vendor's breach becomes the customer's outage, using the Collins Aerospace MUSE incident. Production's teaser has a typo ("turn into your outage, and and how fix it"); the summary here is rewritten, and the article's own meta description needs the same fix. The article cites Sophos, Verizon and Check Point figures: not repeated here, and not checked.
Latest · Software recovery
Don't make it easy for attacks: Build defenses that cover software relationships
Your security controls stop at the edge of your own systems. This piece follows an attack on a supplier through to the customers who depend on it, and looks at what keeps recovery possible when the other side is offline.
Every article production lists on the hub, in one grid. 25 articles, newest first by production's dates, with production's titles (they're the articles' own headlines) and production's topic tags. Our choices: the Instructure and Marquis articles have no tag on the hub (filed under Compliance and Market trends); articles listed under two topics carry both. URLs for titles the hub lists without a link were checked on production on 7 Oct (release conditions, agreement types, choosing an agent, software vs. SaaS escrow, why businesses need SaaS escrow, escrow types).
- Check before relaunch: "How much does software escrow cost?" likely quotes the old prices; "Top 5 software escrow agents" and the four "Codekeeper vs." pieces are comparative claims for legal review; "Builder.ai collapse" names a company (already on the to-confirm list); "Your FAQ's…" has a stray apostrophe in its title.
- Dates: production shows evergreen articles with 2026 dates (republished), and spells one date "Sept 2, 2025" and another "Sep 2, 2025" for the same article. Several images are AI-generated ("ChatGPT Image …" files): check licensing and alt text.
- Summaries are given only where production's teaser was usable; the rest show title and date.
All articles
Browse by topic.
Market trends
Don't make it easy for them: The four software risks you need to cover
Compliance
SBOM compliance: What CRA, NIS2, and DORA require
Market trends
The State of Software Resilience 2026
Compliance
How the Instructure Canvas breach placed 9 000 schools in regulatory crosshairs
Why a supplier's breach left the institutions that used it carrying the regulatory exposure.
Market trends
How a Marquis Software Solutions firewall backup exposed 74 banks
Comparison
Codekeeper vs. Vaultinum: Which escrow provider is better for your team?
Comparison
Codekeeper vs. swissEscrow: Choosing the escrow provider that's right for you
Comparison
Codekeeper vs. Softcrow: What sets the two escrow providers apart?
Comparison
Codekeeper vs. SES Escrow: Choosing the right partner for your software resilience
Software resilience
Top 5 software escrow agents in 2026: Who should protect your software?
How five escrow providers compare on features, compliance support and verification.
Software resilience
A beginner's guide to ISO certification
SaaS escrow
Your FAQ's on data escrow, SaaS escrow and source code escrow answered by Codekeeper
Data escrow, SaaS escrow and source code escrow: the common questions, answered.
Software escrow
Software escrow agreement types: A complete guide to choosing the right structure
Software escrow
How to choose the right software escrow agent
Software resilience
What is software escrow? How it works & why you need it
Software escrow
Builder.ai collapse: Why you need AI escrow in 2026
Software escrow
Software escrow release conditions: A practical guide
SaaS escrow
What is SaaS escrow?
Software resilience
Software escrow vs. source code escrow: What's the difference?
Software resilience
How much does software escrow cost?
SaaS escrow
Software escrow, source code escrow, SaaS escrow - what's the difference?
SaaS escrow
Why businesses need SaaS escrow
Software resilience
10 things to know about software escrow
SaaS escrow
Software escrow vs. SaaS escrow: Which protection is best for your systems?
Software resilience
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025: Beyond prevention, toward resilience
More topics on codekeeper.co: Software continuity · Escrow agreements · Software backup
The page-specific offer on educational pages. Agreed 7 Oct: on explainers, video guides, magazine articles and role briefings, the mid-page offer is the matching guide instead of the sample evidence pack. Visitors who are still learning convert better on a guide about their question. The hero and closing section still carry Book a demo and Get the sample evidence pack. Guide source on production: the "resources-getting-started-with-software-escrow" item on /resources. Before launch: update the guide itself to the October line-up (it still uses the old product names and verification tiers) and connect this form to the HubSpot form that sends it. On the magazine hub, Getting Started is the natural next read for anyone who arrived through an article.
Free guide
Getting Started With Software Escrow
Practical first steps: find your critical vendors, set up deposits and build the evidence your auditor will ask for.
- Finding the vendors you can't do without
- Setting up deposits that stay current
- Building evidence for DORA, NIS2, CRA and CPS 230 files
A listing page for the blog, which loses its home when About is replaced. Production's 12 posts live under /about-us/<post> and are listed only on /about-us (to-confirm.md flags this). Dates and categories are from that listing; the same posts carry different dates elsewhere on production (Transaction Services shows 17 Jul, 1 Sep and 4 Sep 2026; The Codekeeper Advantage shows 7 Jul 2025 and 24 Feb 2026). Fix the dates at source.
- Two titles are reworded here because they break the vocabulary rules: "Continuity Guaranteed: Why All-In Is All You Need for Regulatory Readiness" (shown as "All-In: one plan for regulatory readiness") and "Don't Get Caught Without a Safety Net: Download Our Software Escrow Agreement" (a fear line; shown as "Download our software escrow agreement template"). Rename the posts themselves, or retire them.
- Out of date: the V4 launch (2023), V5 and "Software Verification More Affordable" posts describe Validated, Verified and Certified; "The Codekeeper Advantage" promises "assured recovery support" and "guaranteed best pricing"; Transaction Services ("Tech DD in 72 Hours") is not in the October line-up. Decide which to update, archive or unpublish.
Company news
News from Codekeeper.
Product updates, press releases and security news.
Introducing Codekeeper Transaction Services: The neutral platform for tech dealsProduct updates
How Codekeeper Made Software Verification More AffordableProduct updates
Codekeeper V5 Is Here: The Modern Solution for Software ResilienceProduct updates
The Codekeeper Advantage: Better Escrow, Lower Cost, Full SupportProduct updates
Certified Security: What Codekeeper's ISO 27001:2022 Certification Means for Your BusinessSecurity updates
Remote-First Codekeeper Achieves ISO/IEC 27001:2022 CertificationPress releases
All-In: one plan for regulatory readinessProduct updates
How Our Software Escrow Solutions Cater For Various Business SizesProduct updates
How to Set Up a Software Escrow Account with CodekeeperHow to use the app
Download our software escrow agreement templateProduct updates
Say Goodbye to Complex Escrow Setups with Our New App!Product updates
Does Your Software Escrow Agreement Include Unlimited Deposits?Product updates
The same close on every page. The magazine closes on the step after the reading: applying it to the visitor's own software. Every page ends on the same two actions in the same order: Book a demo, then the sample evidence pack.
From reading about risk to covering it.
Book a demo and we'll look at the applications your business can't lose. Not ready to talk? See what the evidence looks like first.