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 software download, package install, and API call starts with a DNS query. DNS compromise redirects your supply chain at the most fundamental level — and most organizations have no visibility.
JFrog Artifactory is a universal artifact manager. Getting its security right requires understanding its permission model, Xray integration, and access token management.
Package registries, artifact repositories, and update servers are high-value DDoS targets. Taking them down disrupts entire software supply chains.
Sonatype Nexus is everywhere. Its default configuration is permissive. Here is how to lock it down for enterprise use.
Debian APT is powerful but riddled with trust assumptions. Here is how to lock it down for production environments.
PostgreSQL extensions, MySQL plugins, and database add-ons run with database-level privileges. A compromised extension has direct access to your data. Most organizations never audit them.
Harbor is the most popular open-source container registry. Its security features are powerful but require deliberate configuration to be effective.
NGINX powers a third of the internet. Its default configuration is optimized for getting started, not for production security. Here is the gap.
Content delivery networks serve billions of software assets daily. When a CDN is compromised, the blast radius is enormous. Here's what CDN supply chain risks look like and how to defend against them.
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