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.
Patches for open source flaws often exist for months before teams apply them. Here is what that patch lag actually costs in breaches, cleanup, and trust.
Open source vulnerabilities explained: how flaws like Log4Shell and XZ Utils spread through dependency trees, how Sonatype tracks them, and how to prioritize fixes.
A security-minded look at react-native-video-processing: what the library does, its maintenance status, the native dependency risk, and what to use instead.
The form-data npm package builds multipart request bodies for half the Node.js ecosystem — and its 2025 predictable-boundary CVE showed how a one-line randomness choice becomes an injection primitive.
Running LLMs on local hardware eliminates some risks and introduces others. A clear-eyed look at the enterprise risk profile of on-premise and on-device model deployments.
Check Point Research showed Cursor bound trust to MCP entry names, not contents. A swap-after-approval gave attackers persistent RCE on engineers' laptops.
The ioredis npm package is a solid, well-maintained Redis client, but most real risk lives in how you configure the connection rather than in the library code itself.
There is no official OWASP Top 10 certification, but here is how to prove OWASP Top 10 competence, which credentials cover it, and how teams demonstrate coverage.
Dependency graph analysis reveals which transitive packages can actually reach your code. From Log4Shell to the xz backdoor, see why flat scans miss what graphs catch.
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