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.
Jetty's HTTP/2 handling and older 9.4.x branches have carried real denial-of-service and information-disclosure CVEs — here's what a jetty 9.4.41 exploit actually looks like and which versions close it.
Most scan reports bury the three fields that decide whether a finding needs action today — this is how to read one without drowning in noise.
SCA vulnerabilities are known security flaws in the open-source packages your app pulls in. Here is how to detect them, cut the noise, and fix the ones that matter.
Walk through realistic XSS attack examples across the three main flavors of cross-site scripting, then see how to detect and remediate each one.
An open redirect vulnerability fix is usually a ten-line change, but the bug keeps shipping because redirects hide in login flows, tracking links, and OAuth callbacks. Here is how to find and close them.
A concrete, repeatable method for finding vulnerabilities in source code — combining static analysis, dependency scanning, and manual review without drowning your team in false positives.
Free scanners catch the obvious stuff — missing headers, expired TLS, a handful of known CVEs — but they stop well short of what a real security program needs.
A practical walkthrough of how to scan websites for common vulnerabilities, which tools fit which job, and how to turn scan output into fixes.
A WhiteSource scan is a software composition analysis run that inventories your open source dependencies and flags known vulnerabilities and license risks. Here is what it looks at and how the Mend rebrand affects your pipeline.
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