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.
Engineering input for supplier contracts: vulnerability handling, disclosure, provenance, SBOMs and attestation. Draw on SSDF PO.1.3 and CSF GV.SC-05.
Enterprise audit log streaming sends audit and git events to S3, Splunk, Datadog and more. Setup steps, delivery limits and what a paused stream loses.
Duplicate evidence work comes from separate requests and separate copies. Fix it with one evidence register, one owner per item and links instead of files.
Classify pull requests as standard, normal or emergency so low-risk work flows fast and risky work gets review. A decision table and evidence rules.
Which dependency updates can run as pre-approved standard changes and which need a full change ticket? A simple split for regulated teams to adopt.
Write the notice you found. Use NONE if the package has no copyright information and NOASSERTION if you did not look. SPDX and CycloneDX rules.
Automate evidence that repeats and lives in a system of record: code review, CI scan results, access lists, then alerts. Here is the order and why.
A startup heading into SOC 2 readiness needs six dependency controls it can operate daily: inventory, review, scanning, an SLA, exceptions, and records.
A walk through the trail an auditor follows for a single vulnerable library, from alert to fix to rescan, and the gaps that turn into exceptions.
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