What should DevOps and platform engineers learn about security?
Training topics for DevOps and platform engineers, from the OWASP Top 10 CI/CD Security Risks: pipeline access, credentials, dependencies and artifacts.
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.
Training topics for DevOps and platform engineers, from the OWASP Top 10 CI/CD Security Risks: pipeline access, credentials, dependencies and artifacts.
Think in jobs, not products: sign in, dependencies, code checks, secrets, backups and alerts. A guide to the minimum categories for small teams.
A maintainer's testing plan: dependency scanning, fuzzing for parsers, static checks in CI and a reporting path for researchers. Sized for volunteers.
A solo developer needs three things: a pull request scan, a weekly rescan, and an editor extension. Skip the heavier tooling until a customer asks.
Average scan time hides the slow runs developers remember. Why to report the median and a high percentile instead, and how to collect them from CI.
Take the smallest change that fixes the vulnerability when you are in a hurry, then schedule the full upgrade. Here is how to choose between the two paths.
Skip inline comments on generated files and vendored copies, but still track them. Route them to the owner of the source or the upstream instead.
New repositories often start with immutability off and no retention rule. Use creation templates or a baseline script so hygiene starts on day one.
Give each finding a stable key, search for it before creating a ticket, and plan for search lag. A dedupe recipe for Jira style trackers and CI jobs.
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