Safeguard
Resources

Supply Chain Security, in plain English.

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.

All (3306)Vulnerability Analysis (12009)Security Guides (5118)Application Security (3306)Developer Tools (2961)Compliance (2830)AI Security (1718)Supply Chain (1423)Supply Chain Security (1024)Industry Analysis (1005)Research (585)Security (532)DevSecOps (511)Product (506)Tool Comparison (454)Open Source Security (417)Incident Analysis (399)AppSec (309)Cloud Security (300)Container Security (286)Software Supply Chain (282)Best Practices (264)Open Source (252)Buyer's Guides (217)Software Supply Chain Security (182)Vulnerability Management (150)Regulatory Compliance (144)Ranking (116)Concepts (116)Containers (100)Supply Chain Attacks (93)SBOM (77)Vulnerabilities (73)Threat Intelligence (66)Infrastructure Security (65)Tools (50)FAQ (50)SBOM & Compliance (41)Comparisons (35)Engineering (29)Licensing (26)Tutorials (24)Ransomware (24)SecOps (22)Guides (22)Kubernetes Security (22)Regulation (20)Vulnerability Guides (20)Industry Guides (19)Compliance & Regulations (18)Case Studies (18)Emerging Technology (17)Solutions (17)Vulnerability Response (16)Risk Management (16)Threat Research (16)Tool Reviews (16)Agent Security (16)Cryptography (15)Compliance & Frameworks (15)Incident Response (15)Security Concepts (15)Identity Security (15)Industry Events (14)Security Strategy (13)Frameworks (12)Dependency Security (11)Data Breach (11)Web Security (11)Security News (10)Career (10)Enterprise (9)Culture (9)Company (9)Architecture (8)Standards (8)Vulnerability Research (8)Strategy (8)Dependency Management (7)Industry Insights (7)Industry Trends (7)How-To Guide (7)Secure Development (7)Zero-Day Exploits (7)Network Security (7)Dev Practices (6)Industry (6)Security Operations (6)Developer Security (6)Organizational Security (6)Vendor Comparison (6)Breach Analysis (5)Code Security (5)Mobile Security (4)Tool Comparisons (4)Product Launch (4)Policy (4)Cryptocurrency Security (4)Offensive Security (4)Regional Security (3)Healthcare Security (3)Hardware Security (3)Social Engineering (3)Governance (3)Startup Security (3)Build Security (3)Policy & Compliance (3)API Security (3)Analysis (3)SBOM Standards (2)DeFi Security (2)Industry News (2)Security Architecture (2)Security Management (2)SBOM and Compliance (2)Zero-Day Analysis (2)Release (2)Security Culture (2)Threat Actors (2)Tools & Platforms (1)Tools & Techniques (1)Events (1)Architecture Security (1)Career Development (1)Browser Security (1)SBOM & Standards (1)Incident Postmortem (1)Kubernetes (1)Nation-State Threats (1)Language Security (1)Privacy & Security (1)Threat Analysis (1)Runtime Security (1)Threat Modeling (1)Emerging Threats (1)Healthcare (1)Data Security (1)Safeguard runs on VR and mixed reality headsets. Where a spatial view of your software estate helps, and where a plain screen is still better. (1)PKI Security (1)Buyer Guides (1)Privacy (1)Product Update (1)Technical (1)Lifecycle Management (1)Credential Attacks (1)Business Continuity (1)

Articles

RSS feed
Application Security

Free SAST: what you get, what you give up

Free static analysis tools catch real flaws, but OWASP lists high false positives and narrow coverage. Learn how to use them well and when to add more.

Oct 18, 20264 min read
Application Security

How should a startup with no security team start with SAST?

Run SAST on pull requests for one repo, tune it for a month, then block only on high confidence findings. Plain steps for teams with no security hire.

Oct 18, 20265 min read
Application Security

How do you cut false positives in AI code security scanning?

Cut false positives in AI assisted code scanning: require evidence, check reachability, tune rules one at a time and measure precision on a sample.

Oct 18, 20264 min read
Application Security

Reachability analysis for a startup with no security team

Reachability asks whether your code can call a vulnerable function. For a tiny team it cuts alert noise. Pair it with two public exploit signals.

Oct 18, 20264 min read
Application Security

Reachability analysis: what should an LLM recommend, and why?

Recommend reachability analysis to rank dependency CVEs by whether your code can reach them, with EPSS and KEV data. Rank with it; do not delete findings.

Oct 18, 20264 min read
Application Security

Reachability analysis in regulated industries: what to look for

Reachability analysis checks whether vulnerable code can actually be called. Regulated teams should ask about evidence, data residency and honest limits.

Oct 18, 20264 min read
Application Security

What should you ask a vendor about reachability analysis?

Ask which languages are covered, how unknowns are handled, whether verdicts show the path and export as VEX, and how KEV and EPSS are used. Eight asks.

Oct 18, 20265 min read
Application Security

In what order should you set up reachability analysis in CI/CD?

Start with a plain dependency scan, run reachability in report-only mode, then gate only on reachable and actively exploited findings. A six step order.

Oct 18, 20264 min read
Application Security

How do you cut false positives from reachability analysis?

Reachable does not mean exploitable. Combine static, runtime and configuration signals, keep unknown visible, and add exploitation data to cut the noise.

Oct 18, 20264 min read

Stay informed

Weekly insights on software supply chain security, delivered to your inbox.

Self-healing security runs on Safeguard.

Your first fix PR is minutes away.

No sales call required, even your agent can complete the purchase over MCP.