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.
Agentic AI can generate findings faster than any team can read them. The metric that survives that flood isn't cost-per-finding, it's cost-per-verified-finding. Here's why verification is now the bottleneck.
A practical, opinionated field guide to surviving Hacker Summer Camp in Las Vegas this August — device hygiene, network OPSEC, talk selection, and pacing — with a preview of the AI agent and supply chain themes likely to dominate the floor.
Persistent memory makes AI agents more useful and more dangerous. A security engineer's walkthrough of how agent memory gets poisoned, exfiltrated, and weaponised, with concrete 2025 examples.
An AI chip is specialized hardware for running machine learning workloads, and it brings its own security concerns from supply chain to firmware. Here is what matters.
pdf-lib is a popular pure-JavaScript library for creating and editing PDFs, with no known direct vulnerabilities but an inactive maintenance status worth planning around.
An npm hack rarely means npm itself was breached. It usually means a maintainer account was phished or a package was hijacked. Here is how these attacks unfold and how to defend your builds.
IaC and live cloud state drift apart within days of every deploy. Here's how drift detection actually works, why it matters, and how to close the gap fast.
PCI DSS 4.0 made application security testing mandatory, not optional. Here's what auditors check, where scanner-only programs fail, and how to close the gaps.
Broken access control is the number-one web risk on the OWASP Top 10. These examples show what it looks like in real code and how to close each gap.
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