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.
Smart contracts import code from unaudited libraries, creating supply chain risks that have already led to billions in losses. The Web3 ecosystem needs better tooling.
Open source vulnerabilities tripled in six years, but 70-85% aren't even reachable. A data-driven look at the real state of open source security in 2026.
Chrome's Manifest V3 restricts extension capabilities in the name of security. The changes help, but they do not solve the browser extension supply chain problem.
sum.golang.org went public in August 2019. After four years of production, here is what the Go checksum database got right and what it did not.
Service meshes promise automatic mTLS. The reality involves permissive modes, certificate management complexity, and gaps that attackers can exploit.
Package registries, artifact repositories, and update servers are high-value DDoS targets. Taking them down disrupts entire software supply chains.
Container build tools have direct access to your source code, secrets, and registries. BuildKit and Buildah offer security features that most teams ignore. Here is what to use and why.
How to make code reviews an effective security checkpoint without turning every PR into a week-long security audit.
GitHub's accidental exposure of its private RSA SSH host key in a public repository forced an emergency rotation affecting millions of developers.
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