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.
A pre-delivery dependency audit for agencies: lockfile, known advisories, abandoned packages, licenses, and an evidence file the client can keep.
Pre-approve narrow, low impact exception categories with limits and expiry, and keep case by case review for the rest. How to define and police them.
When Go, Django or similar projects pre-announce a security release, use the notice window to find affected systems, staff the upgrade and plan tests.
A postmortem records an incident and its learning, an RCA digs into causes, and an after action report reviews the response. How each is used in security.
Twelve questions for a blameless review after a package registry outage hits your CI: impact, detection, fallback, integrity checks and follow-up actions.
The owner writes and tracks the postmortem, the incident commander runs the meeting, and approvers prioritise the actions. How to split the three roles.
Yes, a short one. A blocked package shows which control worked, whether it was luck, and what would have happened if the gate had been off or overridden.
A short review after a supply chain false alarm shows how fast you could answer, what slowed you down and what to fix. When a full postmortem is overkill.
Check actions at 30, 60 and 90 days: finished, verified and still working. A follow up routine so supply chain postmortem actions do not quietly lapse.
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