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.
A working map of the types of software license agreements you will actually encounter, from proprietary EULAs to copyleft open source, and what each one obligates you to do.
A product security assessment is a structured evaluation of a product's design, code, dependencies, and deployment for exploitable weakness. Here is how to run one that finds real risk.
Not every npm XML parser carries the same risk. We compare xml2js, fast-xml-parser, sax, and libxmljs on their CVE history, XXE exposure, and safe configuration.
Malicious code is any software written to harm a system or its users. Here is how the main families work, where they hide in modern supply chains, and how to catch them.
RSAC 2026 sold itself on community for its 35th year, but the real story was an agentic-AI reckoning: autonomous agents that act, get phished, and now beat most humans at capture-the-flag. Here is what actually mattered.
A cross-site request forgery vulnerability tricks a logged-in user's browser into sending unwanted requests. Here is how it works and how to shut it down.
How to wire container image vulnerability scanning into your CI pipeline so builds fail on real risk instead of shipping unscanned images to production.
A field comparison of the best secrets detection tools in 2026 across precision, secret variety, and CI integration for teams hardening their supply chain.
Dependency confusion still works in 2026 because teams keep missing the same three controls. Here's how to detect and block it in npm, pip, and Maven.
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