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.
PyPI has 14,533 OSV advisory records but about 7,300 distinct clusters once aliases are merged. Why database counts double count and how to dedupe.
OpenSSF Scorecard grades open source projects from 0 to 10 on security habits. See which checks matter in diligence and where the scores mislead.
Three OpenSSF signals that buyers meet on open source projects: a self-certified badge, an automated score and a set of baseline controls. How they differ.
Public standards give your RFP neutral, testable wording. See the ones for SBOMs, vulnerability status, build integrity and secure development.
Shared code is a commons: everyone benefits, few pay. What Heartbleed revealed about OpenSSL funding, and how companies can fund what they depend on.
Find every service using a vulnerable shared library: query SBOMs and lockfiles, check transitive paths, confirm deployed versions, and rank by exposure.
140,728 of 222,536 npm malware records in OSV mention one token reward campaign, all published in November 2025. How bulk reports distort malware charts.
Published Lambda versions are immutable. After you patch the latest code, an alias or trigger can still invoke an old vulnerable version. How to clean up.
Per the Nx advisory, a workflow injection flaw exposed an npm token and malicious nx versions followed. The steps, the editor extension path and fixes.
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