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.
Product security engineer isn't just AppSec with a different title — it's the role that owns security decisions inside the product itself, not just the pipeline that ships it.
Jenkins is still the most common Maven build driver in enterprise Java shops. It is also where most supply chain incidents start. Here is what to change before it becomes your problem.
BOLA lets attackers swap an object ID in an API request to pull someone else's data. Here's how it works, real breaches, and how to stop it.
Typosquatting on PyPI reached industrial scale in 2024, with attackers using automated tooling to register thousands of malicious package names targeting common misspellings of popular libraries.
Sprinto and Vanta compared for SOC 2 automation -- and why software supply chain security (SBOMs, CVE risk) is the piece both leave to a separate tool.
Microsoft disabled macros by default in 2022. Attackers adapted. The macro threat has evolved, not disappeared.
An API gateway centralizes auth, routing, and rate limiting for every request — get it wrong and, as T-Mobile and Optus learned, millions of records leak.
Using Datadog's Cloud SIEM, ASM, and logs pipeline to monitor software supply chain threats across CI/CD, registries, and runtime.
Sprinto and Delve automate compliance evidence for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 — but neither scans dependencies or verifies build provenance. Here's the gap and where Safeguard fits.
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