reachability-analysis
Safeguard articles tagged "reachability-analysis" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
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The State of Open Source Security report (annual series)
Safeguard's annual State of Open Source Security Report finds transitive dependencies now drive most exposure, and reachability — not CVSS alone — separates mature security programs.
The State of Cloud Native Application Security survey
New 2026 survey data reveals a widening gap between vulnerability alert volume and remediation capacity — and what security teams say actually helps.
PulseMeter report: software supply chain risk perceptions
Safeguard's latest PulseMeter survey finds 71% of teams hit a supply chain incident this year, but only 34% feel confident they'd catch one in time.
Vulnerability prioritization: moving beyond CVSS scores
CVSS scores flood teams with thousands of "Critical" findings, but fewer than 5% of CVEs are ever exploited. Here's how reachability and exploit data fix triage.
5 risks of open source software in 2026
Open source now makes up most enterprise code. Here are 5 risks defining open source software security in 2026 — and how to close the exploitability gap.
Annual DevSecOps maturity benchmark report
Safeguard's 2026 DevSecOps Maturity Benchmark finds detection at an all-time high but remediation stuck at a 19-day median — here's what separates the top-quartile programs.
Developer survey: security friction in the SDLC
A new Safeguard survey of 540 developers finds most have shipped code with known security warnings, driven by alert fatigue and manual SBOM work.
Bringing developer-first application security to C/C++
C/C++ still powers critical infrastructure but lags in AppSec tooling. Safeguard brings SBOM, reachability, and auto-fix to native code security.
Snyk Learn: interactive security training for developers
Snyk Learn popularized the developer security training platform. But without reachability-aware prioritization, training risks teaching developers to fix the wrong things.
Consolidating AppSec tools with an ASPM platform
Most AppSec teams run 10-15 disconnected tools. Here's how ASPM platforms consolidate them, why reachability changes what "critical" means, and how to evaluate one.
Open source package health scoring explained
Health scores from OSSF Scorecard, Snyk, and npms.io compress package risk into one number -- but xz-utils proves a high score isn't the same as safe.
What to check before installing an open source package
A practical guide to vetting open source packages before you install them — real incidents, concrete checks, and how reachability analysis cuts through CVE noise.
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