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.
New AppSec programs often stall for avoidable reasons. Six myths, the facts behind each, and what to do instead to keep a program moving in year one.
Per developer, per repository and usage based pricing shift costs differently as you grow. How to model each with your own numbers before you buy.
Job titles in security overlap. A plain comparison of AppSec, penetration testing, security engineering and DevSecOps work, and how to read a posting.
When a one year term is safer than a multi-year one for a security tool, and what protections to ask for if you commit longer: exit rights, scope and caps.
Android developer verification asks app publishers to prove who they are. See the published timeline, what is still unclear, and what to do now.
In OSV, 47 percent of PyPI and 43 percent of npm advisories are dated 2026, with one PyPI month at 2,995. Why publication dates mislead trend charts.
In npm, 75.4 percent of packages with advisories have exactly one. In NuGet the top ten carry 31.1 percent. Advisory concentration in eight ecosystems.
A tight agenda for a 30 minute leadership briefing on software supply chain risk: four numbers, three decisions, and what to leave out, with prep tips.
Nobody can give a reliable date. What CISA and NIST actually say, why policy dates are not forecasts, and how to plan under real uncertainty.
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