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.
A practical buyer's guide comparing top software supply chain security platforms—SBOM, dependency scanning, and CI/CD attestation—so you can pick the right fit.
150+ malicious VS Code extensions have been pulled from marketplaces since 2024. Here's how the attacks work — and how to defend against them.
Registry-wide analysis shows a rising share of Terraform modules carry stale provider pins and insecure defaults — here's what's driving it and how to respond.
A timeline of Homebrew formula security incidents — from the 2018 Jenkins token leak to 2026's Trivy tap compromise — and what Homebrew's Tap Trust fix means for security teams.
A practical, no-hype guide to choosing software supply chain risk scoring platforms — evaluation criteria plus a fair roundup of six real vendors, strengths and limitations included.
Known vulnerabilities in dependencies aren't a detection problem — they're a triage problem. Here's how CVEs get exploited, why CVSS alone misleads, and how to prioritize fixes.
Typosquatting and brandjacking let attackers hijack trust in package names instead of writing exploits. Here's how crossenv, PyPI's 2017 campaign, and PyTorch's torchtriton breach actually worked.
Most teams can name their direct dependencies but not the hundreds of transitive packages actually running underneath. Here's why that gap is where real supply chain attacks live.
Outdated dependencies sit in nearly every codebase. Here's what Equifax and Log4Shell reveal about the real cost of unpatched software supply chain risk.
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