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.
Many GitHub projects publish funding links through a FUNDING.yml file and a sponsor button. Here is how to find them and what the file can and cannot say.
Five common beliefs about firmware and companion app security at small hardware companies, checked against public sources and plain engineering sense.
Google stopped showing FAQ rich results in 2026. FAQ sections still help readers and answer engines. How to write them in advisories and status pages.
Plain definitions of golden path, paved road, service template, scaffolder and golden image, with how each relates to dependency security in a platform.
Learn how to separate generally available AI features from early access and roadmap items in vendor materials, and what to request in writing before you buy.
Node, Django, Spring Boot, Rails, Go and Angular publish different support policies. Compare the windows and plan your upgrade cadence today.
Consumer, participant, contributor and leader: the OSPO book maps OSPO activities to four stages. Here is what dependency governance looks like at each.
Report share updated, share unreachable, time to first and last device, and rollback rate. Skip any single percent that hides the devices you cannot see.
Five things you can measure that show free scanners are stretched: coverage, triage backlog, config drift, evidence requests and single points of failure.
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