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A non-AWS base image on Lambda means you supply the runtime interface client and own operating system patching. A checklist for owning that image.
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 non-AWS base image on Lambda means you supply the runtime interface client and own operating system patching. A checklist for owning that image.
In keyless signing the identity says who signed and the issuer says which login provider vouched. Verify with both named, or the check proves little.
Forge apps run in isolated runtimes with declared scopes and egress. See what they cannot do, and which questions still belong in your marketplace review.
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A Helm chart SBOM should cover chart dependencies, the container images the chart deploys, and the chart itself. Here is how to build and check one.
Pick your SBOM baseline by the question: last release for what shipped, main for what is coming, production for what runs. A short decision table.
Must-use plugins load on every request, hide from the normal list and skip update notices. Here is what that means for agencies and how to keep them owned.
Drop-ins like object-cache.php replace core behavior and sit outside the normal plugin list. Here is how to find them and keep them in your inventory.
Artifact attestations are signed claims about where and how a build was made. They only help when someone verifies them. A plain guide for small teams.
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