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.
What a real DoD software factory requires under the DevSecOps Reference Design, where Anchore's scanning fits and falls short, and how continuous SBOM evidence enables cATO.
ATO takes 6-18 months and expires the moment it's signed. Here's what continuous ATO (cATO) really requires, where container-only tools like Anchore fall short, and how Safeguard closes the gap.
Chainguard images have near-zero CVEs, but shell-based scanners like Anchore flag them as STIG non-compliant. Here is why, and how to fix it.
How DoD RMF container control mapping actually works, where Anchore's scan-first approach leaves manual crosswalk work for compliance teams, and how Safeguard automates NIST 800-53 evidence.
A senior engineer's guide to FDA premarket cybersecurity for medical devices in 2026: section 524B, SBOM expectations, SPDF, and what reviewers actually ask about.
A copyleft license requires that derivative works stay under the same license, which can force you to open-source code you thought was proprietary. Here is how copyleft works and how to manage the risk.
SOC 2 explained for SaaS teams: what the report covers, how it differs from tools like Vanta, and why compliance alone won't stop supply chain attacks.
A plain-English MIT license summary: the one condition it imposes, the freedoms it grants, and the compliance step teams still manage to miss.
A field guide to OSS license types, from permissive MIT and Apache to copyleft GPL and AGPL, and the obligations each one puts on the code you ship.
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