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.
A practitioner review of the broadcast-channel npm package: maintenance health, how its storage fallbacks work, the security boundaries of cross-tab messaging, and when the native API is enough.
Aqua Security found nearly 37,000 GitHub repos vulnerable to repojacking, including Google and Lyft. Here's how the attack works and how Safeguard catches it.
Mobile apps fail in ways web apps don't — insecure local storage, weak certificate pinning, reverse-engineerable binaries — and testing them requires methods most web-focused AppSec programs never built.
How the Docker LABEL instruction works, the OCI annotation conventions worth adopting, and how good labels make image supply chains auditable.
Vulnerability management turns thousands of CVEs into a ranked, fixable backlog. Here's how the lifecycle, prioritization, and standards actually work.
Signing tells you where a container image came from; scanning only tells you what's inside it. Here's how image signing works, how Aqua handles it, and what a complete solution needs.
A code error finder is any tool that surfaces bugs before they ship — and the ones that matter most for security catch the errors that turn into vulnerabilities.
People searching for Snyk IAST are usually asking whether Snyk does interactive application security testing. Here is the honest answer and how IAST fits alongside Snyk's actual strengths.
A vulnerability assessment finds and ranks security weaknesses at scale — here's how it differs from a pentest, its five-step process, and reporting essentials.
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