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.
Composer 2 treats repositories as canonical by default. How the allow-list and exclude options keep internal vendor names off the public registry.
CloudFront Functions cap code and libraries at 10 KB, while Lambda@Edge allows 50 MB. Here is what that means for dependency security at the edge.
Cloudflare updates the Workers runtime itself, but the npm packages bundled into your Worker stay as you shipped them. Here is how to tell the two apart.
Chrome Web Store publishers support Admin, Editor, Item Manager and Viewer roles. Here is how to apply least privilege to who can ship an extension update.
Many open source scanners read OSV data. Compare your languages and package managers with its published ecosystem list to find gaps before you commit.
Before adopting an open source project, find its security policy, supported versions, reporting route and announcement channel. A short checklist.
The integrity field in package-lock.json records a checksum for each package. How to recompute it for a tarball from your mirror and compare, step by step.
CGO_ENABLED=0 turns off cgo, so Go files that import C are skipped. Learn what that means for hidden C code in dependencies and for vulnerability scans.
A build that fails offline depends on live network inputs. Run a clean offline build once to list every download, then pin, cache or remove each one.
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