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 weakness is a type of flaw, like CWE-78. A vulnerability is a specific, exploitable instance in a product, like a CVE. Learn how to use each in triage.
The vulnerability management lifecycle is know, plan, execute, verify, monitor. See each step and how NIST and CISA suggest ranking what to fix first.
Scaffold with the Yeoman generator, run it in the Extension Development Host, learn contribution points, and treat dependencies and permissions with care.
Split tunneling sends only some traffic through the VPN and the rest straight to the internet. It saves bandwidth but loses inspection. Decide by risk.
Zero trust access, identity aware proxies, jump hosts and per app tunnels can replace a flat VPN. See how each works and how to move step by step.
In zero trust a virtual firewall is a policy enforcement point fed by identity and device signals, not a wall around a trusted zone. See where it fits.
A virtual firewall filters traffic between virtual machines and networks in software. Learn when cloud security groups are enough and when more is needed.
AI-generated upload code often works on the first try and skips the checks that matter. Review type, name, size, storage and permissions before you ship.
VS Code extensions run with the editor's permissions. Check publisher, permissions, update history and dependencies, then allow-list what your team uses.
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