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.
Shadow and zombie APIs caused breaches at Optus, T-Mobile, and Peloton. Here's why code-scanning tools miss them and what API security best practices actually work.
IAST watches your running application from the inside during normal testing, catching real, reachable flaws that static scanners can only guess at.
RBAC drift and over-broad bindings are the top cause of Kubernetes lateral movement. Six concrete, question-first practices to lock down access before it's exploited.
CVE-2023-34455 lets an attacker crash a JVM by feeding snappy-java a bogus chunk length. Here is the root cause, affected versions, and the fix.
Leaked API keys still cause breaches within minutes. Here's how secrets detection and remediation should work in practice, and where scanner-only tools fall short.
An unreleased refactoring in Tomcat's bundled Commons FileUpload left temp files undeleted on Windows, risking a disk-exhaustion DoS. Here is what CVE-2023-42794 is and how to fix it.
Kubernetes network policies default to allow-all. Here is how default-deny rules, CNI enforcement, and policy testing build real zero-trust segmentation.
How to set JAVA_HOME on Ubuntu correctly and permanently: find your JDK path, choose the right scope (user vs system), handle multiple JDKs with update-alternatives, and verify it stuck.
A URL scanner checks a web address for danger before you visit or ship it — but 'URL scanner' covers two very different tools. Here is how each works and which one solves your problem.
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