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 log is raw events, a trail links events into a story, and evidence is what you hand an auditor with context. Definitions and how to move between them.
Streaming copies GitHub audit and Git events to storage you control. Learn what it does, its seven day buffer, and when a monthly export is enough.
The CISA form's appendix maps each attestation item to EO 14028 clauses and SSDF practices. A readable table, and how to use it to plan evidence.
Open-source packages are not vendors in the contract sense, but they carry vendor-like risk. Here is how to cover them without a package questionnaire.
A pixel is an image request, so it cannot run code, but its URL carries data to a vendor. Check parameters, cache busting, https and which pages fire it.
Sales reps field security questions daily. An approved claims sheet lists what they may say, the evidence behind it, and when to hand off to security.
Match the approval path for employee contributions to risk and size: self-serve for small fixes, owner review for larger ones, legal for new projects.
If an Apache 2.0 component ships a NOTICE file, you must include a readable copy of its attributions in one of three places when you distribute.
MIT asks you to keep its copyright and permission notice. Apache 2.0 adds a NOTICE file rule. What to keep when you copy or fork code. Not legal advice.
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