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.
npm's unpublish and tarball retention rules create a narrow but real window for attackers to reclaim deleted names and swap tarball contents. Here is the 2025 research.
Most JavaScript security incidents come from a handful of repeated mistakes. These are the best practices that prevent them, from XSS to the npm dependency graph.
Sensitive data exposure covers everything from unencrypted databases to hardcoded secrets. Learn what causes it, real breach examples, and how to detect it early.
DAST solutions test a running application from the outside to find exploitable flaws. Here is how they work, what they catch, and how to evaluate one for your pipeline.
ATO takes 6-18 months and expires the moment it's signed. Here's what continuous ATO (cATO) really requires, where container-only tools like Anchore fall short, and how Safeguard closes the gap.
AI coding assistants are generating millions of lines of production code. But they also introduce dependency hallucinations, insecure patterns, and supply chain risks that security teams need to address.
macOS ships with Python, but you should not use it for your own projects. Here is how to run Python on a Mac the right way, from installing a real interpreter to isolating each project.
Broken authentication lets attackers assume another user's identity via credential stuffing, forged tokens, or auth-bypass CVEs like Fortinet's CVE-2022-40684.
Chainguard images have near-zero CVEs, but shell-based scanners like Anchore flag them as STIG non-compliant. Here is why, and how to fix it.
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