NIST SSDF in Safeguard: What a Scan Checks and What You Still Prove
A Safeguard scan decides six SSDF checks on SBOM provenance, hashes, suppliers, identifiers and versions. Most SP 800-218 practices need your evidence.
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A Safeguard scan decides six SSDF checks on SBOM provenance, hashes, suppliers, identifiers and versions. Most SP 800-218 practices need your evidence.
Safeguard's compliance suite (GA) checks six HIPAA Security Rule requirements on each scan and tracks evidence for the rest. It prepares, never certifies.
Safeguard's compliance suite (GA) checks six Annex A controls on every scan, tracks the rest with tests and evidence, and records SoA scope decisions.
Safeguard's compliance suite (GA) maps SOC 2 criteria to scans, connector tests and evidence so you reach audit with a live record, not a spreadsheet.
Ask Claude what to fix first and get a short list of upgrades ranked by KEV, reachability, fix availability and EPSS from your Safeguard data, not raw CVSS.
Answer estate questions in Safeguard without looping over projects: sweep the project list, read blast radius off one vulnerability call, drill into a few.
Safeguard turns one scan into four reports: a fix list for engineers, a ranked plan for AppSec, one trend for executives and dated evidence for auditors.
A Safeguard finding is one vulnerability on one component, checked against one gate. Dedupe findings to distinct CVEs before you report any count.
No fixed release yet? Mitigate, record it in VEX, then request a Gold build in Safeguard OSM. Fork and patch is available now; here is how and its limits.
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