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.
Yes. Record who changed which setting, from what to what, and why. A change event schema, key settings to watch and how to tie changes to incidents.
Log every access denied decision with who, what, which rule and from where. Here are the fields, an example event and the patterns that deserve an alert.
A checklist of privileged actions to record in an audit trail: role changes, impersonation, data export, config edits and break glass use, with fields.
You cannot patch what you have not listed. A small team can build a usable software inventory in an afternoon from repositories, hosts and accounts.
ldd can execute code from an untrusted binary. Use objdump to read NEEDED entries instead, and ldd only on files you trust. Commands and caveats.
A kubectl command lists every image across namespaces, including init containers, with counts. Learn what it misses and how to feed it to a scanner.
A cheat sheet of where npm, PyPI, Maven, Cargo, NuGet, Composer and Go store license data, which are structured, and where you must read files instead.
Scanners read declared metadata, match license file text, or compare code snippets. Each method has different strengths and failure modes. A comparison.
Hit a Let's Encrypt rate limit? You cannot reset it, but it refills. Learn which limits exist, the usual causes, and how to avoid them with staging.
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