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.
Fintechs need a software inventory, a vendor register and build controls first. Map them to what regulators ask, then add scanning, SBOMs and drills.
Exposure management ranks weaknesses by whether attackers can reach and exploit them. Use CISA KEV, EPSS and reachability to shrink the list.
The ESF guide series covers developers, suppliers and customers. For developers it aligns with NIST SSDF: protect source, build safely, verify, patch.
A first ninety days plan for edtech teams: inventory, dependency scanning, build integrity, vendor review and a student data lens, using NIST SSDF and CISA.
An image is a read-only package of layers and config. A container is a running instance of one. The difference decides what you scan, sign and patch
Tags move, digests do not. See why Docker has no lockfile, how digest pinning works, and how to keep pinned images updated without breaking builds.
Check the publisher badge, prefer curated image programs, pin by digest, read the build provenance, scan the layers and run it unprivileged. A pre pull checklist.
Build with docker buildx and the provenance attestation flag, push to Docker Hub, then inspect and verify it. Learn min versus max mode and the secrets trap.
A pipeline holds secrets and ships to production. Protect identity, dependencies, build integrity and logs first, using the OWASP CI/CD risks as a map.
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