What is dependency confusion and how do you prevent it?
Dependency confusion tricks a build into installing a public package in place of your private one of the same name. See how it works and how to block it.
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.
Dependency confusion tricks a build into installing a public package in place of your private one of the same name. See how it works and how to block it.
CycloneDX is a modular standard for supply chain information, published as ECMA-424. See what it can describe and how it compares with SPDX.
An SBOM is a formal inventory of the components inside a piece of software. Here is what it contains, who uses it, and what it does not tell you.
A purl is a standard URL-style identifier for a software package across ecosystems. See its parts, a worked example and why SBOM tools rely on it.
Gold means no known high or critical vulnerabilities at last scan, plus malware, license and provenance checks. Here is what that leaves unanswered.
An ML-BOM records the model, its data, configuration and dependencies. Here is a practical field list drawn from CycloneDX, SPDX 3 and model card metadata.
A signature shows who made an SBOM and that it was not altered, not that the contents are accurate. What the 2026 author signature field adds and lacks.
A valid model signature shows files match what an identity signed. It does not show the model is safe, unbiased, licensed or free of poisoned data.
A valid signature shows who signed an image digest, not that the image is safe. Learn what verification checks and which risks a signature cannot cover.
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