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.
A balanced look at what artificial intelligence and cyber security actually means in practice today, the concrete benefits teams are seeing and the new risks AI introduces into the same systems.
Go's static linking, vendoring, and govulncheck make reachability analysis tractable. Here is what works, what does not, and the false-positive numbers.
Alpine Linux is the default choice for minimal containers. Its APK package manager has a different security model than apt or dnf, and the tradeoffs matter.
Spring4Shell was hyped as the next Log4Shell and turned out to be neither as broad nor as harmless as the early coverage suggested. A 2026 look back at the real numbers.
A practical container security checklist for 2026 covering base images, runtime controls, registry hygiene, and signing, with specific thresholds defenders can adopt.
An anonymized account of how a regional North American healthcare system deployed Safeguard's self-healing container base images across 600+ workloads.
Server-side and client-side git hooks are an underused control surface for supply chain risk. Here is what to enforce, where to enforce it, and what to leave alone.
Pickle-serialized model files remain a live attack surface on Hugging Face. Here is what 2025 research disclosed about persistent backdoors and what defenders should do about it.
How SBOMs actually move between producers and consumers in 2026, what TEA and VEX are solving, and the distribution patterns that hold up in production.
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