Should a webhook carry the full record or just an ID?
Full payloads are convenient, thin payloads leak less. A decision guide for webhook design with data exposure, size limits and receiver trust in mind.
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.
Full payloads are convenient, thin payloads leak less. A decision guide for webhook design with data exposure, size limits and receiver trust in mind.
A test oracle is how you decide a result is correct. For security tests that is often hard. Here is how to pick oracles for fuzzing, scans and logic tests.
A short 90-day review for a newly adopted library: check what you assumed, how it behaved, what changed upstream, and whether the exit plan still holds.
TFLint plugins are downloaded and run by your linter. Pin an exact version, use the default signature checks, and cache the plugin directory in CI.
Declare a lower bound only if you test it. Add a CI job that installs the lowest allowed versions so your range promise matches what you ship. Steps.
Test gates for a major framework upgrade: baseline, warnings, functional, security, performance and a staged rollout, each with an exit criterion.
Add a CI job that updates to the newest allowed dependencies, runs your tests, and is allowed to fail. Steps and trade-offs, based on the Cargo guide.
Test admission policies with fixture manifests in CI, a policy CLI and a server side dry run. A step by step setup with pass and fail cases.
A disposable repository lets you watch what a CI template does before it touches real secrets. Setup steps, what to observe, and when to promote it.
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