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.
Work out whether your risk sits in imported packages or code you wrote, then shift testing effort to match. A quick ratio check and a tilt table.
A freeze stops risky dependency churn, but advisories do not wait. Set a narrow exemption path for security overrides with extra review and testing.
A four step ladder for settling dependency disputes between teams, with time limits and a named decider at each rung so nothing stalls for weeks.
Abandoned repositories keep collecting dependency alerts. Find the owner, then archive, adopt, delete or accept, with a simple decision table for each.
Yes, in the same pull request that adds the new one, after verifying versions. Two lockfiles confuse tools, double count findings and drift apart.
A security definition of ready is a short list of checks a story passes before sprint planning, so security questions are answered before coding starts.
A security ticket is ready when it names the asset, risk, fix path, owner and test. Use this checklist so tickets stop bouncing between teams.
Acceptance criteria are specific to one story. The definition of done applies to every story. Here is which security checks go in each, with examples.
Define critical in a patch SLA by exploitation and exposure, not only a CVSS number. A drafting guide for IT and security teams buying commercial software.
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