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.
When a supplier changes its name or is acquired, SBOM supplier fields stop matching your records. How to keep history, aliases and follow-ups intact.
Yes. Dev tools do not ship to browsers, but they run in your CI with tokens and produce the published package. How to treat them as supply chain.
Continuous matching keeps a stored component list and rechecks it when new advisories arrive. What it needs, what it misses and how to set it up.
Split dependency fetch from build, then run the build with no network. Commands for containers, npm, Go and cargo, and what the failures reveal.
Stamp the base image name and digest into each build using the OCI annotation keys, so an advisory against a base becomes a search, not a guess.
A task by task comparison of tracking SBOMs in a spreadsheet versus a management platform, so you can see exactly where each approach holds up or fails.
SPDX 2.3 lets each package declare a purpose such as FIRMWARE, DEVICE or OPERATING-SYSTEM. Here is how embedded teams choose and fill the field.
Unity supports native plug-ins as precompiled libraries or source. What you can review in each form, and what to ask for when you only get binaries.
Source integrity means every change reflects the producer's intent. Build integrity means the artifact came from that source. Why you need both.
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