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.
DAST stands for Dynamic Application Security Testing, a way of finding vulnerabilities by attacking a running application from the outside. Here is what that means in practice.
Code reviews are one of the cheapest security controls you have, but only if they look for the right things. Here is how to run secure code reviews that actually find vulnerabilities.
CVE-2022-31630 is an out-of-bounds read in PHP's GD extension triggered through imageloadfont(). Here are the affected versions, real impact, and the fix.
Installing npm react router dom packages looks trivial until the types break. Here is how react-router-dom versions map to @types packages, and which combinations are wrong.
The CMMC final rule took effect in December 2024 and rolling contract clauses began appearing in 2025. Here is what contractors should be doing right now in 2026.
Code quality scanning and security scanning overlap more than most teams realize. Here is what static analysis of code quality actually finds and how to run it without alert fatigue.
State governments are tightening software procurement rules through 2026. Here is what is changing and how vendors should respond to win contracts.
An admitted workload is not a static one. Runtime drift detection turns the SBOM into a living contract and surfaces supply chain changes before they become incidents.
Open source maintainers are now a primary target for state and criminal actors. We trace the 2026 social engineering, infrastructure, and credential patterns.
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