What does each build system's SBOM generator actually read?
A cheat sheet of what the CycloneDX generators for Maven, Gradle, npm, Python and Go read as input, and the check to run before trusting output.
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.
A cheat sheet of what the CycloneDX generators for Maven, Gradle, npm, Python and Go read as input, and the check to run before trusting output.
In a CVE record, defaultStatus says what to assume about versions not listed. Unknown is the default. Learn how that changes a scanner's verdict and what to do.
The default keyword gives a rule a value when no rule body matches. Why default allow := false makes a Rego policy fail closed, with a short example.
The locked flag makes Cargo fail instead of changing Cargo.lock. Use it to build exactly the dependency versions you reviewed, and know what frozen adds.
Distroless images have no shell or package manager, which can change what a scanner finds. Learn what to expect in the SBOM and how to check it.
A verified publisher badge proves domain ownership and good standing, not safe code. See what marketplaces check and how to build a useful trust signal.
The Linux kernel stable tree takes fixes that already exist upstream, are tested and stay small. What those rules teach any project that backports.
An IDE security plugin can read open files and send data out. Here is what to ask about telemetry, code transfer and settings before rolling one out.
A dependency scan lists the open source parts in your app and compares each against known vulnerability data. Here is what it finds and what it cannot.
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