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 five-question path for choosing between SCA, SAST, DAST, IAST and fuzzing: what you ship, what you can run, what you fear, who triages, what to prove.
Five common myths about scanners, from a clean scan means safe to severity equals risk, with the facts about what happens at each stage of a scan.
Myth versus fact on open source, size, defaults, and school contracts for edtech teams who handle student data and wonder where to put limited effort.
A plain spoken script to explain reachability analysis to a customer's security reviewer in five minutes, with expected questions and honest answers.
A five-minute library check using two free public tools: look up known advisories in OSV, then inspect versions and dependencies on deps.dev.
Five lifecycle statuses for an inventory: supported, security only, extended, end of life and unknown. Definitions, examples and who decides each one.
A five-engineer team can triage vulnerabilities without a security hire: name a weekly owner, tier the alerts, and keep one written rule for exceptions.
A day by day first week plan for a small team: list dependencies, turn on built in alerts, lock installs, protect main and name an owner. No budget needed.
A seven day plan after a term sheet: inventory, SBOMs, known issues register, access cleanup, evidence index and a dry run of the likely questions.
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