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.
Publish a schedule with named phases, announce the last security date early, update SECURITY.md and say what to move to. Python's status table is a model.
The oss-security list is a public place to announce open source vulnerabilities. Its guidelines ask for plain text, named versions and real detail.
Scanner upgrades, scope changes and rule edits break trend lines. Learn which events to annotate and how to keep a simple, honest change log for charts.
Put multi-factor authentication in front of an old app with a gateway, a jump host or a reverse proxy, then close every direct path. Steps and common gaps.
A seven step onboarding checklist for adopting another language: lock behavior, integrity, install time code, audit command, SBOM, owner, and CI template.
Hold the postmortem meeting within days, not weeks. Public examples use 3 calendar days for the top severity and 5 business days for the next. Here is why.
Organize a security knowledge base by the question an engineer has, not your org chart: five top level sections, one owner each, and short paths.
A SCIM token can create, change and delete accounts. Keep it in a vault, send it only over TLS, give it a limited lifetime and rotate on a schedule.
npm now supports only granular access tokens. Scope them to packages, set an expiry, limit by IP, keep read-only where possible and leave Bypass 2FA off.
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