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.
Open source software licenses decide what you can legally do with a dependency. Getting them wrong is a compliance risk that sits right next to your security risk.
Configuring NGINX Ingress TLS means wiring up certificates, secrets, and protocol settings so traffic into your cluster is encrypted and hard to downgrade. Here is the secure setup.
FedRAMP 20x now demands machine-readable SBOM and vulnerability evidence, not static reports. Here's what changed, what it costs, and where Endor Labs stands.
Aim Security's CVE-2025-32711 exfiltrated Microsoft 365 Copilot data via a single crafted email. The XPIA classifier failed, CSP let attackers through, and CVSS 9.3 followed.
How PHP code analysis works, which static and dynamic tools to use, and the PHP-specific vulnerability patterns worth hunting for in your codebase.
nyc is the Istanbul command-line coverage tool for Node.js. Here is its security profile and how to run it without leaking source or slowing your pipeline.
MAST security testing combines static, dynamic, and interactive analysis to find flaws in mobile apps before attackers do. Here's how each technique fits together.
Understanding the types of software licensing keeps a copyleft obligation or a proprietary term from surprising you at audit time. Here is a practical map of the licensing types that matter.
System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt is the standard .NET library for JSON Web Tokens, but a DoS CVE and a few validation defaults decide whether your token handling is actually safe.
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