VS Code Extensions and Supply Chain Risk in 2026
VS Code extensions run with full editor privileges and broad filesystem access. A look at the real attacks, the marketplace's blind spots, and how to harden the workstation.
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.
VS Code extensions run with full editor privileges and broad filesystem access. A look at the real attacks, the marketplace's blind spots, and how to harden the workstation.
A senior-engineer-grade workflow for using cargo-audit and cargo-deny together, with realistic policy decisions and the mistakes teams repeat.
Both tools open the same kind of PR. The differences that matter at scale show up in configuration, grouping, platform support, and what happens when something breaks.
A step-by-step guide to enabling AWS GuardDuty across accounts and regions, routing findings to your alerting stack, and triaging results.
DPRK operatives have placed themselves inside Western companies as remote developers. Here is how that pattern functions as a supply chain threat and how to detect it.
How Safeguard thinks about partnerships in 2026 — the motions we prioritize, the partners we seek, and the customer outcomes that drive the strategy.
Self-healing containers detect, remediate, and rebuild images when CVEs appear in their dependency closure. Here is how the GA feature works in practice.
A realistic model for the total cost of ownership of software composition analysis platforms in 2026, including the hidden costs vendors do not surface in their pricing pages.
Open source static code analysis tools like Semgrep, CodeQL, and Bandit catch real bugs -- but miss supply-chain flaws like Log4Shell entirely.
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