Federal Software Procurement and SBOM Requirements: A Vendor's Playbook
If you sell software to the US government, SBOM requirements are now non-negotiable. Here's a practical playbook for compliance.
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.
If you sell software to the US government, SBOM requirements are now non-negotiable. Here's a practical playbook for compliance.
Rust kills most memory-safety bugs, but crates.io supply chain attacks and CVE-2024-24576 prove "written in Rust" isn't a security guarantee.
The CISA KEV catalog lists vulnerabilities with confirmed real-world exploitation. Here's what it is, how entries get added, deadlines, and remediation rules.
Why multi-architecture container images break assumptions baked into signing, SBOM, and attestation tooling, and how to build a multi-arch pipeline that stays verifiable.
C/C++ still cause ~70% of critical CVEs. From Heartbleed to the xz backdoor, here's why memory bugs persist and how to find exploitable ones fast.
A container escape lets attackers break out of a container into the host or other workloads. Learn how these attacks work, real CVEs, and Kubernetes risk.
Static analysis reads code before it runs; dynamic analysis watches it execute. Here's how the two differ, catch different bugs, and work best together.
What is CIEM? A clear breakdown of Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management, how it differs from CSPM, and why excessive cloud permissions keep piling up.
A concrete, numbers-first comparison of Snyk and Veracode covering SAST architecture, SCA coverage, pricing, and enterprise fit for AppSec buyers.
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