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.
Tool-poisoning attacks against Model Context Protocol servers hide adversarial instructions inside tool descriptions and silently mutate tool definitions after install. Here is how the attack works and how to defend against it.
Legitimate Chrome extensions keep getting acquired and turned malicious, and content_scripts give the new owner code execution inside every user's browser session. Here is why the pattern keeps working in 2026 and what defenders can do about it.
Veeam B&R authenticated RCE on the backup server scored CVSS 9.9. Backup infrastructure cannot be a soft underbelly. Here is the defender playbook.
Baseboard management controllers run their own operating system below your hypervisor, ship as binary blobs from vendors like AMI and Insyde, and almost never appear in an SBOM. The MegaRAC incidents made that gap impossible to ignore.
A rubric for calculating the real ROI of AppSec tool consolidation in 2026, with the cost categories that get missed and the patterns that genuinely save money.
How SSO, SCIM, and native Vanta integration shape audit readiness for supply chain security tools, and where Safeguard's approach differs from Socket.dev's.
Italy's NIS2 transposition entered into force on 16 October 2024 via Decree 138/2024, with fines reaching 10 million EUR or 2% of global turnover for essential entities.
GDPR's Article 32 doesn't name SAST or SBOM, but fines like Meta's €1.2B and BA's £20m trace straight back to AppSec gaps.
MySQL vulnerabilities range from privilege-escalation flaws in the server to injection and misconfiguration in the apps that use it. Here is what to watch and how to close the gaps.
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