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.
Get a full list of Jenkins plugins and versions from the UI, CLI or Script Console, and turn it into an inventory you can check against advisories.
A simple sampling method to measure how noisy a vulnerability scanner is on your code, plus the signals that cut noise and how to read vendor claims.
Define scope, independence terms, data handling, method and publication rights before an outside evaluator starts. A checklist for the engagement letter.
List every security tool, owner, renewal date, coverage and real usage in one sheet. That inventory is the first step before any consolidation decision.
Combine DevTools, a CSP report-only policy and a repo search to list every script your pages load, including ones other scripts add at run time.
Suppress an advisory after you confirm it does not apply. Scope the entry, write a reason, set a review date, and never mute a whole severity band.
Allow exceptions per resource, with an owner, a reason and an expiry, recorded next to the code. Here is a simple process that keeps rules meaningful.
Store an SBOM for every release, re-match it against advisory feeds on a schedule, and route matches to the owning team. Here is the setup, step by step.
Compare the dependencies in the pull request head against the base branch and fail only on what the change adds. Steps, tradeoffs and what it misses.
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