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.
Agent to controller access control limits what a Jenkins agent can ask the controller to do. Since 2.326 it is always on. Here is why that matters.
Entropy checks flag random looking strings as possible secrets. Learn what the score means, why hashes trip it, and how to tune it without going blind.
An untrusted search path makes a program load code from a place an attacker can write. A plain explanation, a Windows example and what developers change.
An open redirect lets a link on your store send buyers to any site. How return URL parameters create it, why phishing uses it, and how to close it.
An application security program is the owners, practices and tools that keep software secure over time. Here is what it includes and what it does not.
A scanner matches code and dependencies against known rules and data. An AI security assistant reasons in language over context. They suit different jobs.
Account enumeration lets attackers learn which usernames exist from differing responses. How scanners compare them and the generic response fix OWASP recommends.
A zero-day is a flaw nobody has fixed or disclosed yet. Scanners match known records, so they find zero-days only after disclosure. How to reduce the gap.
A vendor risk assessment rates how much harm a supplier could cause and whether its controls reduce it enough. Six steps, from inventory to review.
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