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.
Before you click install on an MCP server, read the exact command, check the package, know the privileges it gets and run it in a sandbox. The spec agrees.
Automated fix pull requests save time but need guardrails. Ask about review, tests, scope limits, rollback and defaults before turning any of it on.
Ask about response times, escalation paths, outage communication and who answers at 2am. Eight support questions engineering leaders should put in writing.
Ask about API coverage, rate limits, webhooks, auth for service accounts and export formats. These questions show whether a tool fits your delivery system.
From 31 August 2026, new apps and updates must target Android 16, API level 36. The exceptions, the rule for existing apps and the extension, per Google.
Log sessions, tool decisions and MCP connections for audit. Keep prompts, tool output and raw API bodies off by default, since they hold sensitive content.
A starter gate for ML repos: block new reachable criticals, unpinned installs, leaked keys and unreviewed model artifacts. Warn on the rest.
A one page monthly report for platform and DevOps leads: coverage, gate outcomes, exceptions, fix time and trend, plus what to leave out of it.
A short list of Dockerfile rules worth enforcing automatically, such as secrets in ARG, root users and floating tags, and how to roll them out smoothly.
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