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 Confluence broken access control zero-day from October 2023 hit thousands of self-hosted instances. A 2026 look at the exploit, the response, and the durable lessons.
An online python code checker or a free JS linter will catch syntax errors and style issues fast, but here is exactly where that coverage ends and real security scanning has to start.
SCA in cyber security stands for software composition analysis — the practice of identifying every open-source component in an application and checking it against known vulnerabilities and licenses.
Software provenance proves where an artifact came from and how it was built. Learn what it is, why it matters, and how to verify it with SLSA and Sigstore.
Long-lived signing keys are operational debt that every security team eventually pays down the hard way. Keyless signing is not an experiment anymore — it is the mainstream design.
We propose a kill chain framework specific to software supply chain attacks, mapping attacker techniques to defensive controls at each stage.
Snyk Code scans first-party source for flaws; Snyk Open Source scans dependencies for known vulnerabilities — different engines, different findings, and both are needed for full coverage.
A fact-based comparison of Safeguard and Aqua Security in 2026 across container coverage, runtime protection, SCA depth, and supply chain capabilities.
The Change Healthcare ransomware attack knocked US healthcare payments offline for weeks. A missing MFA on a Citrix portal was the root cause United confirmed.
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