Is an SBOM format an official standard? ECMA-424 and ISO 5962
Both major SBOM formats are formal standards: CycloneDX as ECMA-424 and SPDX as ISO/IEC 5962:2021. What that means and what it does not promise.
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.
Both major SBOM formats are formal standards: CycloneDX as ECMA-424 and SPDX as ISO/IEC 5962:2021. What that means and what it does not promise.
An incident write-up mixes publish, removal, disclosure, advisory and edit dates. Learn which one scopes your exposure and where to find each timestamp.
OWASP lists production as a place IAST feedback can happen, but that is a risk decision, not a default. How to weigh data exposure, overhead and rollback.
List admin and role-limited operations, call them as a lower role with every HTTP method, and judge the status codes. A five-step function access test.
Seven myths about security tool RFPs, from longer is better to the demo decides, with the facts and what to do instead. A quick reference for buyers.
Facing hundreds of scan findings? Four plain questions on exploitation, reach, exposure and importance sort the list so you fix the right items first.
A fix pull request is a proposed code change that repairs a security problem and waits for a person to approve it. Here is how one works, step by step.
IAST only reports on code that actually runs. A clean report from a thin test suite is not proof of safety. Here is how to check what was exercised.
Collect questions in writing, answer every vendor with the same text, set a closing date, and log changes. A fair Q and A process for security tool RFPs.
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