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.
node-forge shipped signature-forgery and prototype-pollution fixes over the years, and its release cadence has gone quiet. Here is what each node-forge vulnerability meant and what to reach for today.
A concrete look at how Chainguard's distroless Wolfi images and Docker Official Images differ on CVE counts, rebuild cadence, and default hardening.
A working checklist for securing a Node.js backend: dependency hygiene, input validation, secrets, HTTP headers, and the CI gates that keep regressions out.
The zxcvbn npm package still works well for password strength estimation, but the original Dropbox library is effectively unmaintained. Here is what that means and what to use instead.
One component, two formats: a field-by-field walkthrough of a real CycloneDX and SPDX SBOM — purls, licenses, hashes, dependency graphs, and how to validate your own.
Most scan reports bury the three fields that decide whether a finding needs action today — this is how to read one without drowning in noise.
Jetty's HTTP/2 handling and older 9.4.x branches have carried real denial-of-service and information-disclosure CVEs — here's what a jetty 9.4.41 exploit actually looks like and which versions close it.
A single, practical checklist covering dockers and containers together — image build, runtime config, and CI gates — instead of treating Docker security and container security as separate problems.
Regulation (EU) 2025/38 entered into force on 4 February 2025, establishing an EU Cybersecurity Reserve, alert system of cross-border hubs, and ENISA-led incident review mechanism.
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