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.
Article 10 turns training data governance into a legal obligation. AI-BOM is how you prove it. A practical mapping of what the regulation expects to what the artefact captures.
Vendor SBOMs arrive in every shape and size. Without disciplined normalisation, your ingest store is a junk drawer. Here is how mature programmes solve it.
When a critical CVE drops, the only number that matters is minutes-to-blast-radius. Here is how a well-run SBOM programme answers the question in under five minutes.
Unsigned SBOMs are paperwork. Signed SBOMs with in-toto attestations are leverage. Here is how mature procurement programmes use signing to harden vendor relationships.
You cannot secure what you cannot enumerate. Griffin AI maintains a typed inventory of every model, version, and deployment across a tenant. Mythos-class tools approximate the inventory in prose.
SLSA provenance is the cryptographic receipt of a build. Griffin AI verifies it, parses it, and uses it as typed evidence. Mythos-class tools describe it and forget to check the signature.
VEX is how you turn a vulnerability list into an actionable work queue. Griffin AI ingests VEX documents as structured statements that filter findings at policy time. Mythos-class tools read them as advisory prose and lose the filtering entirely.
AI-BOM is how you describe an AI system's supply chain — models, datasets, prompts, inference environments. Griffin AI ingests it as structured inventory. Mythos-class tools try to talk about AI while remaining blind to the AI systems they describe.
SPDX is the format auditors ask for, the format regulators reference, and the format most enterprise procurement teams standardize on. Griffin AI treats it as a first-class graph. Mythos-class tools treat it as a long document.
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