Should a deploy gate block, warn or ask for approval?
Pick the right deploy gate outcome by severity, reversibility and noise. A decision table for block, warn and approve, plus how to promote each rule.
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.
Pick the right deploy gate outcome by severity, reversibility and noise. A decision table for block, warn and approve, plus how to promote each rule.
Nine short answers for engineering managers about dependency updates: how often, how much time, what to automate, what to skip and what the risk is.
Ten questions with answers that check whether a new engineer understands lockfiles, ranges, install scripts, audits and approvals. Use it in week one.
Run a dependency scanning proof of concept in ten working days: pick repos, set pass marks first, test, then decide. A day by day plan with success criteria.
Yes. The plan is the same, but you own setup, data feeds and upkeep. What changes in a PoC of a self run open source scanner, and what to measure.
Seven measurable pass marks for a dependency scanning proof of concept, with how to measure each and what a fail looks like. Write them before the trial.
Have two people label the same 20 scanner findings, then compare. Low agreement means your accuracy number is unreliable. A simple method for PoCs.
Keep a scanner trial safe: read only access, throwaway branches, no auto merge, scoped tokens and a revoke date. A checklist for a PoC that cannot hurt prod.
A one page charter keeps a dependency scanning PoC honest: goal, scope, people, pass marks, data rules, dates and exit. A fill in outline you can copy.
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