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.
Scanner changes, new scope and rule changes move vulnerability numbers without changing risk. Keep a change log and annotate charts so trends stay honest.
Security metrics often jump after a scanner, rule or pipeline change, not after real risk changes. How to keep a change log that explains every step.
Which Trusted Types policies an Angular app needs, from angular and angular#bundler to unsafe-bypass and unsafe-jit, with example CSP headers.
Revoke first, then find out what the bot touched. Here is an ordered response for a leaked bot password or key, from the first hour to the follow-up.
A four-step escalation ladder with time limits for dependency version disputes between teams, so a stuck override reaches a decision instead of a long thread.
Borrow the error budget idea from reliability: agree a limit on overdue security items, and shift capacity to fixes when the limit is passed. Steps inside.
A withdrawn advisory means the record should no longer be treated as a vulnerability. How to confirm it, close the finding and keep an audit trail.
Block every Edge extension with a wildcard, then allow named extension IDs. Here are the policies, the steps, and the behavior to expect on laptops.
Compare allowlisting plugins by publisher, by plugin and by pinned version, and what each trades off. A guide for product teams building admin controls.
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