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.
Steps to publish GitHub workflow templates for your organization, with secure defaults baked into every file and a review rule on the template repository.
Generate checksums with sha256sum, publish the file beside your artifacts, sign it, and tell users to run the check option. A hash alone is not trust.
Pin OpenAPI Generator to an exact version in CI so the same spec always yields the same client code. Steps for npm, Docker, the JAR and build plugins.
Pin iOS SDK versions by committing Podfile.lock or Package.resolved, using pod install rather than pod update, and choosing a SwiftPM rule you can defend.
Commit your lockfile, install from it in CI, and review changes as diffs. A practical routine so your student app builds the same code every time.
Consistent titles, labels and assignees make bot pull requests easy to filter, route and report. Here is what update tools let you control, and a sane set.
Alert fatigue shows up in four numbers you already have: dismissal rate, time to first view, reopen rate and bypass count. How to pull and read each one.
Noise is a feeling until you count it. Five measures of update pull request volume, merge rate and age tell you whether a tool helps or just distracts.
Measure fork divergence with commit counts, a diff size and a patch list. Three git commands tell you how far behind upstream you are and what you carry.
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