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.
Typosquatting and domain squatting in package registries trick developers into installing malicious packages. The attack is trivially easy to execute and remarkably effective.
Code signing is a critical trust anchor in the software supply chain. This guide covers how it works, how it fails, and how to implement it correctly.
Browser extensions operate with broad permissions and auto-update silently. Here is how the extension permission model creates supply chain risks and what organizations can do about it.
Each package manager has its own security model, attack surface, and best practices. This guide compares npm, pip, and Maven from a supply chain security perspective.
Government agencies face unique software supply chain threats. Here's how federal and state organizations can protect critical infrastructure from compromise.
Docker Content Trust never gained traction. Notary v2, now called Notation, is the replacement. Here is how to implement it and what has changed.
Package signing is the backbone of Linux software distribution security. Most teams trust it blindly without understanding the verification chain they depend on.
Container image signing has gone through multiple iterations. Here is where the OCI standards stand now and what you need to implement.
Azure DevOps pipelines present unique supply chain risks from marketplace extensions to service connections. A breakdown of the attack surface and how to harden it.
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