The Pyramid of Pain explained for defenders
The Pyramid of Pain ranks indicators by how much it hurts an attacker when you detect them. See the six levels and how to aim your detections higher.
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.
The Pyramid of Pain ranks indicators by how much it hurts an attacker when you detect them. See the six levels and how to aim your detections higher.
Push protection blocks a credential before it reaches the repository. Scanning finds ones already there. Learn why prevention and detection both matter.
When a push is blocked for a secret, a developer can often bypass it with a reason. Here is what each reason does and how admins can limit bypass rights.
Why push based MFA prompts get approved by mistake and what to do about it: number matching now, phishing resistant methods like FIDO or passkeys next.
pull_request runs fork code without secrets. pull_request_target runs in the base repo context. Learn when each is safe and the one pattern to avoid.
Small pull requests get faster, more careful review and are easier to roll back. Here is a practical size rule and how to split risky changes.
Which Pub/Sub roles to give a producer service and a consumer service, why Editor is too broad, and where to grant them for least privilege.
What a shareable penetration test summary should contain, what to withhold, and how to answer buyers who ask for the full report.
Before you publish a GitHub security advisory, confirm the fix version, ranges, credits and CVE status. A checklist based on what GitHub documents.
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