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.
Compliance dashboards translate complex supply chain data into actionable views for auditors, executives, and engineering teams. These design patterns make the difference between a dashboard that drives action and one that collects dust.
CISA launched a voluntary pledge asking software manufacturers to commit to specific security improvements. Over 100 companies signed. Here is what the pledge actually requires and whether it matters.
Software licenses split into permissive, copyleft, and proprietary categories, each with different obligations. Here's a quick reference for the types of license engineers actually run into.
CVE-2017-18214 is a ReDoS bug in Moment.js patched back in 2017, yet it keeps surfacing in scans years later because bundled copies and stale lockfiles never got the memo.
Open source license types split into permissive and copyleft, and knowing which one a dependency uses can matter as much as knowing whether it has a CVE.
PowerShell modules are a supply chain people forget exists, and the trust model is weaker than NuGet's. Here is why that matters.
Network policies are usually framed as a zero-trust tool. They are also one of the best defenses against a compromised dependency.
HIPAA's Security Rule is thin on supply chain specifics. HITRUST CSF fills the gap with prescriptive third-party and software controls. Here's how the two frameworks intersect and how to build a program that satisfies both.
You cannot secure what you cannot enumerate. Griffin AI maintains a typed inventory of every model, version, and deployment across a tenant. Mythos-class tools approximate the inventory in prose.
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