How do you inventory native plug-ins in a Unity project?
Native plug-ins are precompiled C and C++ libraries that managed scanners often skip. How to find them, record versions and question vendors.
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.
Native plug-ins are precompiled C and C++ libraries that managed scanners often skip. How to find them, record versions and question vendors.
A practical sweep to list prompt templates and dataset files across repos: where to look, what to search for, and how to turn the list into owned records.
You cannot hand-approve every transitive package. Approve direct ones by name, and govern the rest by rules, scans and a depth or growth limit.
Most SBOM errors are honest. How to report one, what a good response looks like, and which patterns suggest a supplier is not being straight with you.
Vendored and copy-pasted libraries hide from manifest scanners. Detect them, identify the upstream version and replace them with managed ones.
WP-CLI can show each installed plugin's WordPress.org status and last updated date, so you can spot closed or neglected plugins across client sites.
Collect every lockfile, list resolved packages and compare them with your approved list. A repeatable way to find unapproved dependencies in any repo set.
Dependencies installed by commands in CI jobs, Dockerfiles and scripts never reach a lockfile. Search for install commands and pin or move each one.
Dependencies pulled from git URLs, tarballs or local paths skip the registry. How to search for them in npm and pip files, and what to do with each hit.
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