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.
Engineer laptops are the softest target in most organizations. Here is a senior engineer's look at the real exfiltration paths for developer secrets and how to shut them down.
A production-grade vulnerability scanning pipeline for Docker images using Trivy and Grype, with reachability-based prioritization and admission enforcement.
Containers and VMs isolate workloads at different layers — kernel vs. hypervisor — which changes attack surface, blast radius, patch speed, and what your scanner actually needs to cover.
An industry-level look at integrating GCP Security Command Center with the rest of the security stack: which findings are signal, which are noise, and how to route the output so it actually gets actioned.
NIST SP 800-161 Rev. 1 is the current C-SCRM reference. Here is what engineering and GRC teams should operationalize for third-party risk in 2026.
GitHub Actions caches were never designed as a trust boundary. In 2025 researchers turned that mismatch into a repeatable supply-chain attack pattern.
Drata, Vanta, and Secureframe automate compliance evidence collection — but that's a different job from securing your software supply chain. Here's how Safeguard fits.
On August 24, 2024, Rhysida ransomware took down Port of Seattle systems including Sea-Tac airport check-in, baggage, and the Port website. The Port refused a $6 million ransom. We unpack the case.
Six tools generate SBOMs from Java projects. They disagree on transitive depth, license fields, and licensing of their own output. A head-to-head.
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