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.
A one page memo should state the problem, options, evidence, risks, cost drivers and the ask. A template for security leads who need approval fast.
Four words that sound alike mean different things in SCA: affected, reachable, exploitable, and exploited. Use this ladder to read results and prioritize.
Yes. SCA is the detection step for open source dependencies inside a vulnerability management program. It is an input, not the whole program.
A 60-minute zero-day tabletop: a made-up scenario, timed injects, discussion prompts and what to capture so the exercise changes how you respond.
A one-page zero-day runbook template: triggers, roles, first-hour steps, decision points, communication times, and closure criteria you can copy today.
A timed plan for the first day after a dependency zero-day: confirm exposure, check reachability, mitigate, communicate and record. Roles and timeline.
How to find a newly disclosed flaw in container images: list running images, scan layers, rebuild from a fixed base, redeploy, and retire old tags.
When a vendor you depend on reports a zero-day, ask about exposure, data and timing, then protect your own side: tokens, access logs, and contract duties.
A blameless review checklist for after a zero-day: timeline, inventory speed, decisions, communication, and the fixes that go on the backlog with owners.
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