software-supply-chain-security
Safeguard articles tagged "software-supply-chain-security" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
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ISO 27001 compliance for software development teams
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 audits now check 8 SDLC controls directly — SBOMs, vulnerability SLAs, and CI/CD evidence dev teams commonly get flagged on.
HIPAA compliance in software development
HIPAA compliance in software development means encryption, access logging, and vulnerability management baked into the SDLC — not paperwork. Here's what engineers must build.
NIST Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF) explained
NIST SP 800-218's 42 practices now back federal attestation law. Here's what SSDF actually requires, who must comply, and how it differs from SLSA and SOC 2.
Socket.dev vs Dependabot: beyond automated dependency upd...
Dependabot patches known CVEs; Socket.dev flags risky package behavior. Neither enforces policy or ties risk to your actual build and runtime footprint — here's where Safeguard fits.
Executive Order 14028 and software supply chain security
EO 14028 forces federal software vendors to produce SBOMs and attest to NIST's SSDF. Here's what it requires, key deadlines, and how to prove compliance.
Socket.dev alternatives for enterprise supply chain security
Comparing Safeguard and Socket.dev on detection philosophy, ecosystem coverage, and supply chain breadth for enterprise security teams evaluating alternatives.
Socket.dev pricing and plan limitations
Evaluating Socket.dev pricing and plan limits? Here's what to know about seat-based costs, feature gating, and how Safeguard compares on coverage and flexibility.
Monitoring Package Maintainer Changes as a Threat Signal
Most package hijacks start with a maintainer change nobody was watching. Registry metadata makes these events observable — if you bother to look.
DORA regulation and operational resilience for financial software
DORA became fully applicable Jan 17, 2025. Here's what it requires of software supply chain risk, incident reporting, and SBOMs — with concrete deadlines.
NIS2 Directive compliance for software vendors
NIS2 became enforceable October 17, 2024, and Article 21 now requires software vendors to prove SBOM, CVE remediation, and disclosure practices to EU customers.
CISA's Secure by Design pledge explained
CISA's voluntary Secure by Design pledge has grown from 68 signatories to 300+, but it's unverified and self-reported. Here's what the seven goals really require.
SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules for public companies
The SEC's 2023 rules give public companies four business days to disclose material cyber incidents. Here's what triggers the clock, and how supply chain visibility keeps you compliant.
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