SOC 2 compliance guide for engineering teams
SOC 2 audits fail on missing evidence, not bad intentions. Here's what engineering teams must actually build, track, and prove — with real timelines and costs.
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.
SOC 2 audits fail on missing evidence, not bad intentions. Here's what engineering teams must actually build, track, and prove — with real timelines and costs.
CVE tells you a flaw exists, CVSS rates severity, EPSS predicts exploitation, and SSVC drives decisions. Here's how Safeguard and Socket.dev use each differently.
A true positive is a real alert about a real threat. Understanding it alongside false positives, true negatives, and false negatives is how you judge whether a security tool is any good.
Kubernetes 1.33 shipped with meaningful security changes: stronger admission controls, expanded structured authorization, and several deprecations that will affect production clusters.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 audits now check 8 SDLC controls directly — SBOMs, vulnerability SLAs, and CI/CD evidence dev teams commonly get flagged on.
A Mend scan analyzes your open-source dependencies and code for known vulnerabilities and license risk. Here is what it covers and how to run one in CI.
How does Safeguard's pipeline-native dependency security compare to Socket.dev's PR-comment model? A concrete look at coverage, enforcement, and deployment options.
dom-to-image-more turns a DOM node into a PNG, JPEG, or SVG in the browser. What the fork fixes, and the security considerations when rendering user content.
Vitest is a fast Vite-native test runner, but its API and browser-mode servers have a real security footprint. Here is what to check before adding vitest from npm.
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