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.
Parametrize the test so each hostile input runs as its own case. Failures name the exact input, and adding a new payload is a one line change.
Packer templates pull plugins at init time. Declare each in required_plugins with a source and version, and vet third-party plugins before approving them.
Proxy caches and container layers grow until the disk fills. How to measure growth, set cleanup rules that are safe, and avoid deleting what builds need.
OSV records carry database_specific and ecosystem_specific objects whose meaning belongs to the source. Learn when to read them and when to ignore them.
ORM debug logging can print the values bound to each query, including emails and tokens. SQLAlchemy's hide_parameters flag keeps them out of logs.
Upgrading an ORM or database driver for a security fix touches every query. A test list covering queries, types, transactions, migrations and pooling.
Every ORM has raw query escape hatches. This table lists the calls to search for in Prisma, Sequelize, Hibernate and SQLAlchemy, and the safe form of each.
A shared pip constraints file sets version limits across Python projects without installing anything. Here is how teams share ownership of it.
Scorecard runs automated checks on an open source project's security habits. Here is what it checks, how to run it and how a small team can act on results.
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