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.
The Linux Foundation, Apache Software Foundation, CNCF, and Eclipse each codify different theories of how open source projects should be governed. The differences matter more than most adopters realize.
Four years after SUNBURST, SolarWinds has rebuilt its SDLC around signed pipelines, parallel builds, and a new CSO office. How much of it is real?
Azure Policy is the enforcement layer most Azure platforms underuse. A concrete, policy-by-policy guide to wiring it into supply chain controls that actually stick.
A risk register is the backbone of supply chain risk management. Here is a practical template for identifying, scoring, tracking, and mitigating software supply chain risks.
Leveraging Harness platform security capabilities including governance policies, secret management, and pipeline security controls.
OpenSSL's transformation from a two-person project securing half the internet to a properly governed foundation offers a blueprint for open source security governance.
A practical template for crafting an enterprise open-source usage policy that balances developer freedom with security and compliance requirements.
Ad-hoc open source usage creates legal, security, and operational risk. This guide walks through building a governance framework that enables developers while managing risk.
Every organization accepts some supply chain risk. The question is whether that acceptance is deliberate and documented or accidental and invisible.
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