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.
One repository with the setting on is easy. Fifty is where reports go missing. A short script to audit every public repo, plus the custom form and notification settings that matter.
Once you publish a contact, tool output arrives. How to sort real reports from scanner and AI noise, a reply template, and why not to turn your channel off.
Credit costs nothing and is the main reward when you pay no money. How to write a thank-you policy, which credit labels exist in GitHub and CVE records, and who should not be listed.
curl ended its bounty in January, the Internet Bug Bounty paused in spring, and its payout table was cut in May. What that means for where a small company should receive security reports.
Project Zero starts a 90 day clock the day it reports. A day by day calendar for the vendor side, what the grace period and early public notice mean for you, and how to ask for more time.
A fix is not finished until customers and their tools can read about it. One advisory page, a machine readable OSV or CSAF record, and a customer notice you can adapt.
Enterprise buyers treat SSO and SCIM as security controls, not upsell features. What each one proves, what questionnaires ask, and how to answer honestly if you are partway there.
GitGuardian's 2026 report counts 28.6 million new secrets on public GitHub, a jump in AI service keys, and 24,008 secrets in MCP config files. Here is a practical audit and a set of guardrails.
GitHub's 13 October 2026 app changes remove two reasons to keep a classic PAT. A field guide to each token prefix, which to use, and the org policy that retires classic tokens.
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