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.
Twelve questions for any AI code security vendor, on data handling, models, accuracy, fixes, evidence and exit, with what a good answer sounds like.
Secure AI-written code in CI/CD in a fixed order: harden the pipeline, scan secrets, then dependencies, then code, then gate pull requests and tune.
Node.js 24 enters Maintenance on 20 October 2026 and Node.js 26 becomes LTS on 28 October. What each phase means for security fixes, what 2026's four security releases show (Node 20 got none of the last 23 CVE fixes), which version to plan for, and a script that finds every Node.js version a repo pins.
Using Safeguard's organization, team and project structure, roles, runners and Trust Center to keep many clients separate, with what to confirm before you commit.
How a security consultant can use Safeguard on client work: scan without repo access, check client SBOMs, look up packages, and hand over evidence, with limits stated.
A small team plan for using Safeguard in the first month: free Gold checks, the CLI, the web app, a Trust Center for customer questions, and sensible AI settings.
How a DevOps lead wires Safeguard into CI: pinned CLI installs, SARIF output, exit codes, the headless runner and policy gates, with the documented caveats.
Microsoft ended Windows 10 support on 14 October 2025. Operators of machines with embedded PCs should know which units run it and which editions have other dates.
Socket reported 16 Firefox extensions cloning Rabby and OKX wallets that sent recovery phrases and private keys to Cloudflare Workers hosts. Mozilla had unpublished them by 5 October.
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