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.
When a hospital wants fixed fix times in a contract, propose tiers tied to severity and exploitability that you can measure and meet. Not legal advice.
Run a five-minute checklist on your own trust page: links, dates, contacts, claims, and downloads. Find what a buyer's reviewer will find first.
A fast, repeatable way to read a CVE record: state, assigner, dates, description, affected versions, weakness, scores and references. A checklist for triage.
A practical checklist for package managers and local tooling: scripts, lockfiles, hashes, tokens, editor trust and credential storage, tied to vendor docs.
A four week plan for studios: inventory engine, packages, plugins and native libraries, scan what is declared, then use report-only gates before blocking.
Send a triaged report with severity, exploitability and fix status instead of raw scan output, and keep the raw export for named, reviewed requests.
When a customer asks to audit your SaaS, offer a scoped, remote, evidence-based review first. Set scope, protect other tenants and keep it fair.
What to share when a customer asks for a vulnerability scan report: a redacted summary, scope, date, method, and a plan for open findings.
A maintainer's checklist for a pull request that adds a dependency: need, transitive weight, advisories, license, maintenance and health signals.
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