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.
OSV records link to other advisories through aliases, upstream and related. Learn what each field means so your tool joins and dedupes records correctly.
An OSS-Fuzz integration is three files. What each does, which variables to honor, and the helper.py commands to test locally before sending a pull request.
OpenLineage is an open specification for lineage metadata. A plain explanation of its three entities, facets, and why naming consistency matters.
Spec drift is when your OpenAPI file no longer matches the running API. Learn why it weakens security testing and how to catch it in CI before release.
If your stack leans on open source tooling, analyst reports may under-cover it. Learn how to combine research with open scorecards and your own tests.
A one page team security playbook covers owners, the pipeline checks, how to handle findings, secrets, incidents and where to ask. Here is a template.
A one page checklist for adding a new service to security scanning: owner, inventory, secrets, dependencies, pull request checks and a first baseline.
NuGet audits PackageReference and packages.config projects at different versions and modes. See what each covers and how to confirm every project ran.
Step by step NuGet package source mapping: what it does, the nuget.config pattern, precedence rules, and the global packages folder trap to avoid.
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