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.
Run a short passive scan on every merge, a time boxed active scan nightly, and a full authenticated scan on a schedule. Here is how to set the budgets.
Tune the rule first, then use narrow alert filters scoped to one rule and one URL pattern, with a written reason and an owner. Review filters like code.
The C++ Core Guidelines describe profiles for type, bounds and lifetime safety plus a support library with span and owner. A practical way to apply them.
Corepack reads the packageManager field so every machine runs the same npm, Yarn or pnpm. Learn how it works, why to add a hash, and the Node 25 change.
Five ways to change an immutable contract, from migration to proxy and diamond patterns, with the trade-offs and the controls each one needs.
Use a ConfigMap for non-confidential settings and a Secret for credentials, but know neither is encrypted by default. A simple sorting rule for each value.
Conan version ranges pick the newest match, and your local cache can change the result. When ranges help, when they hurt and how to keep builds repeatable.
A Conan lockfile records exact dependency versions and revisions so a C or C++ firmware build resolves the same libraries each time. How to use one.
conan graph info prints the resolved dependency graph as JSON, HTML or a Graphviz file. How to use it to answer which libraries you pull in and why.
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