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.
Likely auditor questions about AI agent tool access, from inventory to review, with the evidence that answers each one. A prep table for a small team.
When automation creates tickets, opens PRs or closes findings, record who triggered it, what changed, why, and the result. A field list and retention tips.
Ephemeral CI runners take their local logs with them. Here is what evidence you lose, what to ship off the runner, and how to keep an audit trail.
M-22-18 listed SBOMs, tool outputs and disclosure program evidence that agencies could request on top of the attestation. A checklist to keep ready.
The incoming license is the one you received software under. The outgoing license is the one you distribute it under. Here is how reviewers record both.
A vulnerability exception audit export needs one row per decision: IDs, dates, approver, reason, evidence links and status. Fields and format tips.
Open vulnerability databases use licenses such as CC BY 4.0 and CC0. See what that means for scanners, reports and redistribution, and when to ask counsel.
Design a request step for SBOMs and reports that checks who is asking, records consent to terms, and answers fast, based on CISA's sharing primer examples.
When a contract says no copyleft, engineers must translate it into license families, shipped versus hosted, and a scan rule. Here is how to do that.
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