How do I set up .npmrc safely on a new laptop?
Set registry and credentials in the right npmrc file, scope tokens to a registry, and keep secrets out of git. A short setup guide for new developers.
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.
Set registry and credentials in the right npmrc file, scope tokens to a registry, and keep secrets out of git. A short setup guide for new developers.
Use npm ls to print the tree and npm explain to see why a package is included. A first-week guide to tracing unfamiliar dependencies back to their parent.
Fewer dependencies mean fewer advisories. A step-by-step way to confirm a package is unused, remove it, prune the tree, and verify nothing broke.
Where to find a Dependabot alert, which fields to read first, and how to decide between updating, asking for help, or dismissing. A first-week guide.
A silent automation looks the same as a quiet week. Use heartbeats, queue depth, failure counts and an expected volume check to know when it breaks.
Do not copy severity straight into priority. Map severity plus exposure and reachability to your priority scale, with a worked table and exceptions.
A one hour plan for a new Safeguard workspace: sign up, connect a repository, run your first scan, read the results, and keep automatic fixes on Manual.
Link Zenodo to your public GitHub repository and it archives each new release with a DOI. Steps, limits, and what to check before you tag.
Add a CITATION.cff file to your repository root and GitHub shows a Cite this repository link. Here is what to put in it and how to keep it accurate.
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