Open Source SAST Tools Worth Evaluating
A rundown of the open source SAST tools engineering teams actually use in production, and where each one runs out of road.
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.
A rundown of the open source SAST tools engineering teams actually use in production, and where each one runs out of road.
Code injection python vulnerabilities almost always trace back to eval, exec, or a template engine handed untrusted input; here is how the attack works and how to close it off.
org.apache.tomcat.embed ships inside almost every Spring Boot jar, and its CVEs follow it there. Here is how to find your real embedded Tomcat version and patch it.
Static code analysis in cyber security means scanning source code without running it to catch injection flaws, hardcoded secrets, and unsafe patterns before they ship — here's what it catches and what it misses.
How a website vulnerability scanner crawls, fuzzes, and fingerprints your app, plus the whole classes of flaws it structurally cannot find on its own.
A SAST test analyzes source code without executing it to find vulnerabilities like injection and hardcoded secrets. Here is how it works and where it fits.
A real web application penetration test follows a scoped, multi-phase process — here's what happens before, during, and after the engagement so the report doesn't surprise you.
IAST instruments a running application from the inside, watching real execution to confirm vulnerabilities with far fewer false positives than static scanning.
The CVSS 4.0 release date was November 1, 2023 — here is what changed from v3.1, how the new metric groups work, and where real-world adoption stands.
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