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.
An AI factory is the industrialized pipeline that turns data and compute into deployed models at scale. Treating it like a factory means securing every stage, not just the model.
PHP 7.4.33 was the final release in the 7.4 line before it reached end of life — running it today means every new vulnerability discovered afterward goes unpatched by design.
To mitigate supply chain attacks, you secure everything you did not write: dependencies, build systems, and the pipeline that ships your code. Here is how.
AI in network security earns its keep in anomaly detection and alert triage today, not in autonomous response — here's the honest split between what's proven and what's still marketing.
When people search for container security Gartner coverage, they usually mean the CNAPP Market Guide. Here is what Gartner's framing says about securing containers.
C/C++ still powers critical infrastructure but lags in AppSec tooling. Safeguard brings SBOM, reachability, and auto-fix to native code security.
How Zarf 0.45 packages and deploys Kubernetes workloads into disconnected environments, where the design works well, and the operational realities to plan for.
To jailbreak AI means to bypass a model's safety guardrails with crafted prompts. Here is how the technique works and, more usefully, how to defend against it.
A field-by-field walkthrough of Kubernetes securityContext — fsGroup, runAsNonRoot, and the settings teams leave at their insecure defaults.
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