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.
composer audit exits 0 when clean and 1 on advisories or policy matches. How to wire it into CI, tune abandoned package handling and avoid noise.
Some C and C++ flags catch bugs during development, others change how shipped code behaves. A sorting guide based on the OpenSSF hardening notes.
Seven questions that expose real differences between open source dependency scanners, using what two OWASP and OSV project pages say about how they work.
A one week plan to compare dependency scanners on your own code: pick test repos, seed known issues, measure noise, and score what matters to your team.
Run both on the same repository and the same seeded cases, then sort findings into overlap, AI only and rules only. The overlap tells you what to keep.
Generate SBOMs in CI at release time and store them with the artifact. Commit one to Git only for review or diff use. How to decide and avoid stale files.
Use a CODEOWNERS file to require review of .github/workflows and release config. How the last match rule works and how to enforce it with a ruleset.
How to map monorepo directories to owning teams in CODEOWNERS: path anchors, write access, ownerless paths, protecting the file itself, and size limits.
Certificates issued from 1 March 2026 can be valid for at most 460 days. What it means for renewals, timestamps and release pipelines, with a runbook.
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