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.
An OCI image layout is a folder with index.json, an oci-layout file and a blobs directory. Here is what a scanner reads from each and how to check it.
Should a DAST scanner be allowlisted in your WAF? Usually yes for a scoped, labeled test run, with limits on source, header, time and target. Steps inside.
Fix the reachable medium first in most cases. A guide to when an unreachable critical should still go first, with a worked example and a table.
Direct answers to ten buyer questions about DAST tools: what it finds, what it misses, source code, speed, production use, coverage and fit.
A flaw you fixed can reappear in later scans for six common reasons, from old copies to indirect packages. Here is how to find which one and stop it.
Pick one painful, measurable problem, such as duplicate findings or unclear owners, and run the ASPM pilot against it. A simple way to choose and scope.
Ask how a tool finds what you own, how it proves coverage, and what it misses. Ten RFP questions on inventory, with a quick test to run in a trial.
Single-object checks can pass while list and search endpoints return everyone's data. A short bulk access test with methods, filters and expected results.
When a new zero-day is disclosed, each layer has a job: SCA finds affected components, ASPM maps them to apps, and the VM process sets the clock.
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