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.
Every blocking scan needs a way out. Record who approved, why, and when it expires. Here is how the process changes between 5, 50, and 500 engineers.
Export the environment to a pinned list, then audit it with a Python vulnerability scanner. What pip-audit covers, what it skips, and a Conda workaround.
A release go or no-go checklist for SCA results: fresh scan, no exploited findings, reachable items decided, exceptions recorded, lockfile matched.
A build fails on SCA findings because the exit code reflects any vulnerability at or above a threshold. How to set level, scope and exceptions.
If your startup ships an SDK or library, customers inherit your dependencies. How to describe your SBOM, version it with releases, and answer follow ups.
Before wiring a platform into CI and ticketing, check its API for upload, query, export, webhooks, scoped tokens, limits and documented error handling.
Build plugins set the main component type for you, and the defaults differ. Learn what the type means and how to set it for Maven, Gradle and npm.
The CycloneDX Python tool reads Poetry, Pipenv and requirements files. For uv, PDM and Conda, point it at the virtual environment. Steps inside.
Lockfile diffs suit pull request review, SBOM diffs suit release review. Here is what each one shows, what each one misses, and when to use both.
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