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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CISA KEV catalog
The CISA KEV catalog lists vulnerabilities with confirmed real-world exploitation. Here's what it is, how entries get added, deadlines, and remediation rules.
Static Analysis vs Dynamic Analysis
Static analysis reads code before it runs; dynamic analysis watches it execute. Here's how the two differ, catch different bugs, and work best together.
Snyk vs Checkmarx Comparison
Snyk vs Checkmarx compared on SAST/SCA depth, pricing, IaC/container coverage, and their real Log4Shell response — plus where reachability analysis closes the gap.
Snyk vs Wiz Comparison
Snyk secures code, Wiz secures cloud infrastructure — a concrete look at pricing, coverage, dev workflow fit, and Google's $32B Wiz acquisition.
How to enable Dependabot version updates
A step-by-step guide to enabling Dependabot version updates on GitHub, including dependabot.yml configuration, scheduling, and verification checks.
Snyk vs Aikido Comparison
Snyk vs Aikido compared on pricing, vulnerability database size, alert noise, CI/CD setup, and enterprise fit — with concrete numbers.
ISO 27001 Annex A Controls That Touch Your Build Pipeline
ISO 27001:2022 has 93 Annex A controls, and about a dozen land squarely on CI/CD. Here's the control-by-control map from clause number to pipeline artifact.
How to configure GitHub branch protection rules
A practical guide to configuring GitHub branch protection rules — required reviews, status checks, and security settings that keep your main branch safe.
What is TLS/SSL
TLS/SSL encrypts data in transit, but outdated versions and unpatched libraries like Heartbleed-era OpenSSL still expose real risk today.
How to set up signed commits with GPG
A step-by-step guide to set up GPG signed commits in Git: generate a key, configure Git, publish it to GitHub, verify signatures, and fix common errors.
How to implement software supply chain security with SLSA
A step-by-step guide to implement SLSA supply chain security: map risk, generate signed provenance, and enforce verification before deploy.
What is a Software Attestation
A software attestation is a signed, machine-readable claim about an artifact — who built it, what it contains, which checks it passed — that a machine can verify before trusting it.
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