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.
Six SBOM terms to settle in a customer contract: frequency, depth, known unknowns, delivery, access and mistakes. A drafting checklist from NTIA guidance.
A component without a version cannot be matched reliably. Here is how to triage versionless entries, ask the supplier, and avoid false confidence.
Ten plain answers to the SBOM and VEX questions buyers ask most, tied to sources: fields, statuses, authorship, the CSAF category and what is not mandated.
In OSV, 93.7 percent of PyPI records share a CVE with another record. Counting advisories inflates findings by up to 2x. How to deduplicate.
NIST 800-53 SA-22 says to replace components that lose vendor support, with limited alternatives. Here is how to apply it to libraries and runtimes.
Set up RubyGems trusted publishing in four steps: register a trusted publisher on the gem page, grant id-token write, and push a tag to release a gem.
The rubygems_mfa_required gemspec key makes every owner use MFA to push new versions. How to set it, what the error looks like, and how to turn it off.
They lower the chance of a hijacked maintainer account or leaked token, but are no safety guarantee. What each control does and what you still check.
Match new advisories against indexed components instead of rescanning every file. A simple event driven design finds affected products within minutes.
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