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 fork or vendor rebuild carries a fix but keeps its old version number, scanners may still alert. How to verify the fix and record the suppression.
Set a mirror with mirrorOf star in settings.xml so every request reaches your repository manager. Syntax, pitfalls and a rollout checklist for teams.
Python advisories come from the community owned PyPA Advisory Database, shared through OSV and the PyPI JSON API. How to query it and what to watch for.
Flux can pull manifests from an OCI registry by tag, semver range or digest, and can verify signatures. Learn which to pin for production and why.
If a registry yanks the version a fix PR chose, do not merge it. Check why, find the next safe release, and know what rollback PRs do. Steps inside.
Pick between SaaS, self-hosted, CLI, IDE, CI, or hybrid by answering five questions about data, enforcement, scale, ownership, and evidence.
When an advisory may touch a supplier's product, send one clear message asking for status, versions, fix path and an SBOM or VEX. Template and follow-ups.
Cancelled vendors often leave script tags on your store. Here is how to find them, remove them safely, and why a lapsed vendor domain is a real risk.
To find every product that ships a vulnerable component, query stored SBOMs by package URL and version, then confirm hits against builds and releases.
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