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 Jenkins scanner is any security tool wired into a Jenkins job to inspect code, dependencies, or containers before they ship. Here is how to pick one and run it well.
A dependency scanner reads your lockfiles, resolves the full dependency tree, and matches every package against known vulnerability data. Here is how that works and what separates a good one from a noisy one.
Running sast dast sca as three separate checkpoints instead of one correlated pipeline is why most security backlogs are full of duplicate, unprioritized noise.
A DAST assessment tests a running application from the outside to find exploitable flaws. Here is how it works, what it catches, and where it fits alongside SAST and SCA.
A practitioner's guide to web vulnerability scanning: what scanners actually test, where they fall short, and how to fit them into a delivery pipeline without drowning in noise.
There was no new web OWASP Top 10 in 2023 — but the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities 2023 story is really about the 2021 web list holding firm and the API Security Top 10 getting a major refresh.
jQuery v3.6.0 vulnerabilities show up in scan reports constantly, yet the core library has no CVE of its own at that version. Here is what your scanner is actually reacting to and how to clear it.
A walk through the disaster recovery testing methods teams rely on, from tabletop walkthroughs to full failover, and how to pick the right one for each system.
Choosing a web application scanning tool means deciding between open-source scanners, proxy-based suites, and managed DAST platforms. Here is how the options actually differ.
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