About
About Tradecraft
What Tradecraft is, who it’s for, how it’s organized, who owns it and how it’s funded.
Tradecraft is a practitioner’s magazine for the people who defend accounts and payments: CISOs, fraud and risk teams, identity engineers, security engineers, compliance teams and the product people at banks and fintechs who have to ship the fix.
How it’s organized
Most security publications file stories by threat. We file them by who you are and what you need to do next.
- Desks gather everything for one role: what matters now, a reading path, checklists, the rules that apply and the vocabulary.
- Field guides are step-by-step playbooks with decision tables and “who owns this” charts.
- The Wednesday Briefing is our weekly issue: what we published, what changed, and what CISA added to its exploited-vulnerabilities catalog.
- Buyer’s guides explain approaches and evaluation criteria. They never rank or score vendors.
- Regulations tracks every rule that restricts SMS one-time passcodes, with primary sources.
Who owns us
Tradecraft is owned by [OWNER ENTITY], which has a financial interest in an authentication vendor. Read ownership and funding before you read our buyer’s guides.