About
Matthew Lake writes about developer-focused security at CodeWalkers, covering security incidents, cybersecurity fundamentals, secure coding practices, threat modelling, DevSecOps tooling, and the compliance requirements that affect how teams ship code.
He is a web entrepreneur and vibe coder with a broader security background spanning both digital systems and physical asset protection. Matthew is also the owner and CEO of Guardian Safe & Vault, a specialist retailer of safes and secure-storage products.
That crossover gives him a practical view of security as more than theory: protecting real assets, reducing risk, and building systems people can trust.
His writing is aimed at working developers who need security guidance they can apply inside real codebases, not abstract threat models that never make it past the whiteboard.
Topics
33 guides · 14 news
Guides & Articles (33)
- Codex vs CodeRabbit: In-Plan Reviewer vs Dedicated Bot AI Code Review
- Codex vs Claude Code: Two Agentic Reviewers Compared AI Code Review
- Claude Code vs CodeRabbit: Precision Agent vs Dedicated Bot AI Code Review
- CodeRabbit vs GitHub Copilot Code Review AI Code Review
- CodeRabbit vs Greptile: Two Paid AI Reviewers Compared AI Code Review
- Complete Graphite Agent Review (2026) AI Code Review
- Complete GitHub Copilot Code Review Guide (2026) AI Code Review
- Complete Guide to SonarQube for Static Analysis (2026) Application Security
- Dependabot vs Socket: Dependency Scanning and Supply Chain Defense Application Security
- Top Application Security Tools Compared (2026) Application Security
- Complete Guide to Dependabot for Dependency Security (2026) Application Security
- Complete Guide to Claude Code for PR Review (2026) AI Code Review
- Complete Guide to Codex as a Code Reviewer (2026) AI Code Review
- Complete BugBot Review (2026) AI Code Review
- Qodo Code Review Guide (2026) AI Code Review
- Complete CodeRabbit Review (2026) AI Code Review
- AI Code Review AI Code Review
- Complete Greptile Review (2026) AI Code Review
- Using Your Coding Agent as a Code Reviewer AI Code Review
- Application Security Application Security
- GitHub Code Security and Secret Protection Guide (2026) Application Security
- Complete Guide to Aikido Security (2026) Application Security
- Aikido vs SonarQube: All-in-One AppSec vs Deep SAST Application Security
- Snyk vs Aikido: Developer-First AppSec vs Modern All-in-One Application Security
- Complete Guide to Snyk Application Security (2026) Application Security
- Complete Guide to Socket.dev for Supply Chain Security (2026) Application Security
- CodeRabbit vs Qodo Merge: Which AI Reviewer to Pick AI Code Review
- CodeRabbit vs Cursor BugBot: Which AI Reviewer to Pick AI Code Review
- Greptile vs GitHub Copilot Code Review AI Code Review
- BugBot vs Greptile: Precision vs Codebase-Graph AI Review AI Code Review
- Cursor BugBot vs GitHub Copilot Code Review AI Code Review
- Top AI Code Review Tools Compared (2026) AI Code Review
- PHP Authentication and Sessions: A Security Reference Programming
News (14)
- OpenAI Releases GPT-6 Sol and Luna at Half GPT-5.6 Promo Prices AI Models
- OpenAI Releases GPT-6 Astra AI Models
- Anthropic Releases Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1 AI Models
- Anthropic Reviewed 141,006 Eval Runs and Found Three Real Compromises Security
- OpenAI's Models Escaped a Sandbox and Breached Hugging Face Security
- Sapphire Sleet npm Campaign: Microsoft Links Mastra and Axios Attacks to North Korea Security
- The Hades Worm Turns Your AI Coding Config into a Backdoor Security
- U.S. Government Suspends Claude Fable 5, Declares It a Cyberweapon Industry
- LiteLLM Supply Chain Attack: What Happened and What to Do Security
- Pentagon Declares Anthropic a Supply Chain Risk Security
- TeamPCP Compromised Trivy and LiteLLM; Sapphire Sleet Compromised Axios Security
- Trivy Security Scanner Compromised in Supply Chain Attack Security
- OpenAI, Surveillance, and Autonomous Weapons: Breaking Down the Pentagon Contract Fine Print Industry
- Axios npm Package Compromised: North Korean Hackers Target 100M Weekly Downloads Security