Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Safeguard Code is a local coding agent that writes and refactors securely by default. Here is how the runner, permission modes and review commands fit together.
Safeguard Desktop is available for Windows, macOS and Linux. What it adds to the web app, how deep links work, and what stays under your control.
The Safeguard mobile app for iOS and Android is generally available. What to expect, how it relates to the web app, and how admins keep control.
Safeguard now reaches Firefox and Safari users as well as Chrome. Here is what you do from the browser, and where to find the current downloads.
What it means to carry Safeguard on an Apple Watch: seeing a critical finding when it lands and acting on a gate decision without opening a laptop.
Safeguard is available on Apple Vision Pro. What spatial computing is useful for in security work, and what it is not.
How a TV in the security operations room can show Safeguard, what belongs on a wall display, and what to keep off it.
A tablet is a good size for triage: bigger than a phone, lighter than a laptop. Here is how to use Safeguard on iPad and Galaxy Tab for a findings review.
What you can do with Safeguard from your phone: ask Griffin, review findings, use voice, and act on notifications, including on a foldable.
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