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.
Chrome's blocklist disables an installed extension instead of uninstalling it, and re-enables it if you unblock it. Here is how to respond to a bad one.
A 90 day plan in three phases: map and pilot, baseline and tune, then gate. Each phase has deliverables, owners and exit checks for a legacy monorepo.
A 90 day plan for switching dependency scanners without losing triage history: inventory, mapping, trial import, parallel run, cutover and review.
A meeting plan for engineering teams: walk the five supply chain entry points in 30 minutes, record gaps, assign owners and set a date for the next check.
A 30-minute agenda for reviewing your third-party SDK and API inventory: mismatches, stale rows, deprecations, data changes and decisions.
Yes. A 20 minute mini tabletop with one inject and four questions fits a sprint retro and builds drill habits. Includes five ready one-inject prompts.
A decision guide for moving automated fixes from Manual to Auto one category at a time, from lowest risk to highest, with a simple scoring method.
Plain definitions of fifteen terms used in SAST sales calls, from taint analysis and sinks to SARIF and baselines, with a note on what to ask for each.
Both aim to separate real risk from noise, but they work differently. How a runtime sensor and a call graph each judge whether a library flaw matters.
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