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.
In Go, SQL injection comes from building queries with fmt.Sprintf or string joins. Pass values as arguments to database/sql so they stay data.
Load secrets at startup from a managed store, wrap them in a type that cannot print itself, keep them out of images and logs, and rotate. A Go guide.
Store GitLab CI secrets as masked, protected variables or fetch them from an external manager at run time. Masking hides logs only; it does not stop theft.
Use the job token allowlist, keep cross-project push off unless needed, and swap personal access tokens for ID tokens so a hijacked job reaches little.
Learn the three kinds of Actions variables, where to set each, how GITHUB_ENV works, and why untrusted text belongs in an env value, not in a shell script.
Rego is the policy language of Open Policy Agent. Write an allow rule over JSON input, set a safe default and run opa test before it guards anything.
Start with a linter in your editor and CI, add security rules, then data-flow scanning. Tune slowly, fix by class, and fail builds only on rules you trust.
AI-assisted coding raises volume, so checks must run in the editor and pull request, stay fast and block only what matters. A design using NIST SSDF
Catch Java flaws before commit with IDE inspections, parameterized queries and an IDE security extension, then back them up with a pull request check.
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