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.
Some evidence about a security incident disappears fast: pages change, version counts roll off, notifications age out. What to save in the first hour.
Describe your repos, languages, build systems, deployment, teams and constraints so vendors answer for your reality. A section outline with an example.
An SCA scan finds dependencies, resolves exact versions, matches them to advisories, and reports. Knowing the steps tells you what to test in a tool.
AI assistants can shortlist SCA tools quickly, but they can be stale or wrong. Check each claim against vendor docs, a trial, and your own repository.
A decision guide for small teams: six signs it is time to start software composition analysis, what to do first, and what can wait until later.
A ten step checklist for reviewing a security fix pull request in about fifteen minutes: what to read, what to question, and when to say no.
Yes, if your backlog is full of dependency findings. Reachability shows whether your code calls the vulnerable part. How to test it fairly in a trial.
A DAST scanner tests the web and API traffic a mobile app uses, not the app binary. What it covers, what it misses, and how to pair it with other checks.
Often not by default. Support for scripts, SQL and notebooks varies by tool, so list those files in your repos and ask for language support in writing.
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