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 practical checklist for a build artifact bucket: one writer, narrow readers, no public access, TLS only, logging on and Object Ownership enforced.
Argo CD can track a branch, a tag, a semver range or a commit SHA. Here is what each choice means for production risk and how to pick the right one.
OWASP lists the signs that you are likely exposed through outdated components. Turn them into five yes or no tests for an ecommerce team and act on the gaps.
A customer asks if a new CVE affects you. A reply template covering status, evidence, interim steps and the next update, without overclaiming.
A wildcard DNS record answers for names that do not exist. See where that helps, where it hides typos and takeover paths, and how to scope it.
No. An API key lets you call the vendor. A signing secret lets you verify the vendor's calls to you. Store, scope and rotate them separately, per endpoint.
An image nobody runs is lower risk than a deployed one, but it can be redeployed by mistake. How to separate deployed from stored and clean up safely.
Often yes, but not if anything pulls by digest or the untagged manifest is a child of a multi-arch image. Check both before enabling cleanup.
NIST says SSDF implementation examples are notional: none is required and they are not the only options. How to read the table without making a checklist.
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