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.
SAST in DevSecOps means catching code-level flaws before they merge, not after they ship. Here is how to integrate static analysis so developers actually use it.
SPDX and CycloneDX both satisfy federal SBOM rules, but they solve different problems. Here's how they actually differ — with real specs, dates, and tooling.
Software supply chain security management works as a program, not a tool purchase — it needs SBOM generation, dependency monitoring, and vendor risk scoring wired together with clear ownership.
Most CVEs your scanner flags are never executed. See how reachability analysis filters noise, how Socket.dev approaches it, and how Safeguard finds real risk.
Most Java cheat sheets stop at syntax. This one is the security-focused reference: the APIs, patterns, and one-liners that keep injection, deserialization, and crypto bugs out of your code.
Web session security is the set of controls that keep a logged-in user's session token from being stolen, guessed, or reused by an attacker — and most of it comes down to a handful of cookie flags and lifecycle rules teams routinely skip.
Since Oct 2023 the FDA can reject medical device submissions missing a compliant SBOM. Here's what Section 524B actually requires, in plain terms.
Secure code scanning finds vulnerabilities in source and dependencies before they ship. Here is how SAST, SCA, and secret scanning fit together in CI.
How npm package health scores are calculated, why Socket.dev's model misses live supply chain attacks, and what Safeguard checks instead.
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