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.
The SLSA framework reached v1.0 in April 2023, providing a practical framework for software supply chain integrity that's already being adopted by major package registries.
As compute moves to the edge, software supply chain security must adapt to environments with limited visibility, constrained resources, and vast attack surfaces.
Reproducible builds let anyone recompile source code and cryptographically verify the binary matches — closing the gap attackers exploit when they compromise build systems, not source code.
A practical govulncheck tutorial for scanning Go codebases for known vulnerabilities, auditing dependencies, and wiring checks into your CI pipeline.
Buying software through AWS Marketplace or Azure Marketplace feels safe. But what security verification actually happens before a listing goes live?
Build systems transform source code into deployable artifacts. When attackers poison the build, every artifact is compromised. Here is how it happens.
A trust boundary is where data crosses into a higher-privilege context and must be verified. Learn where they hide and how breaches like Log4Shell exploited them.
A sustained campaign flooded PyPI with hundreds of malicious packages using typosquatting and dependency confusion to steal credentials and cryptocurrency from developers.
Real incidents like the xz-utils backdoor reveal the anatomy of a go module supply chain compromise: maintainer trust, init() execution, and immutable proxy caching.
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