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.
Run Jenkins with matrix authorization and zero controller executors, scope credentials by folder, and issue narrow, short-lived tokens to each integration.
Jenkins can run the steps, but SLSA asks what the build platform can prove. See what each build level needs and how to move a Jenkins pipeline up.
IaC pulls in providers, modules and images you did not write. Pin versions, commit lock files, use an internal registry and review plans before they apply.
Before composer require, check the vendor name, source repository, maintainers, scripts and plugins, then commit the lock file and run composer audit.
Update curl to the latest release, then hunt for the other copies hiding in containers, language packages and vendored builds. Here is how to check each.
Choose a base image from a trusted source, keep it minimal, pin it by digest and rebuild on a schedule. A guide drawn from NIST SP 800-190 and Docker docs.
Secure source repositories with MFA, protected branches, required review, scoped tokens, secret scanning and audit logs you read. Start with this list.
Install Ruby on a Mac with Homebrew or a version manager such as rbenv or chruby, and leave the built-in Ruby alone. Steps, checks and a few safety habits.
Install Python on macOS from python.org or a package manager, leave Apple's own python3 alone, verify the download and use a venv for every project.
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