Validate CycloneDX, SPDX and VEX Files with the Safeguard CLI
Run safeguard validate on CycloneDX, SPDX, CSAF and OpenVEX files on your own machine, add --strict for CI, and fix what fails with the assistant.
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Run safeguard validate on CycloneDX, SPDX, CSAF and OpenVEX files on your own machine, add --strict for CI, and fix what fails with the assistant.
A daily routine for security teams: triage on desktop or phone, rank by reachability and exploit data, fix with approvals, record VEX and set gates.
Maintainers can use the Safeguard CLI to fix vulnerable dependencies, review contributor PRs, publish validated SBOMs and VEX, and scan on every release.
Find every project that uses the package, rank each by exploit evidence and reachability, fix with approval, verify, then record not affected with VEX.
Reachability analysis shows which vulnerable code your app actually calls. Learn to read it in Safeguard, filter on it, fix it first and gate on it.
Create a Safeguard policy, pick Block, Warn or Notify, link it to a gate and fail CI when the gate fails. Every step, command and exception, in order.
Connect a repository to Safeguard from the web app, the CLI or CI: least-access token, first SBOM and findings, scans on new commits, then a policy gate.
Generate an SPDX SBOM with safeguard sbom, validate it, scan it, then share it from Safeguard with view or download access, expiring links and VEX notes.
Scan a Python project, upgrade the flagged package with pip, pip-tools, Poetry or uv, approve each step, then test and rescan with the Safeguard CLI.
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