Dagger.io Supply Chain Pipelines
Dagger programmatic pipelines offer genuine supply chain benefits when used well. Here are the patterns and pitfalls from running Dagger in production.
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.
Dagger programmatic pipelines offer genuine supply chain benefits when used well. Here are the patterns and pitfalls from running Dagger in production.
Generate and validate SLSA v1.0 provenance attestations in GitHub Actions using slsa-verifier, gate releases on builder identity, and prove build integrity.
A production-focused look at FluxCD's security model, covering multi-tenancy isolation, source verification, image automation risks, and the CVE history behind the current defaults.
Jenkins is still the most common Maven build driver in enterprise Java shops. It is also where most supply chain incidents start. Here is what to change before it becomes your problem.
A hands-on security review of Please, the open-source Bazel-inspired build system, including sandbox behavior, BUILD rules, and supply chain trade-offs.
CI/CD pipeline security explained: how SolarWinds, Codecov, CircleCI, and tj-actions were breached, and concrete steps to lock down your build pipeline.
Continuous security scans code, dependencies, containers, and infra on every commit — not once a quarter. Here's how it works and why it replaced periodic audits.
Bicep and ARM templates produce the same deployments, but their security properties diverge — in module provenance, what-if analysis, registry trust, and review experience.
Shift left testing moves security checks from a pre-release gate into commit, PR, and build time. Here's how it works, what it costs to skip, and its pitfalls.
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