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.
Renovate reads Terraform modules, providers, helm_release charts and container images in resources, plus Chart.yaml. See what it covers and its defaults.
An IDE scan catches issues in the file you are editing and in declared dependencies, but it misses the merged result, other branches, and new advisories.
A VS Code extension runs with the same permissions as the editor. See what that means for files, network and secrets, and how to reduce the risk.
Policies, thresholds, exclusions and versions belong in version control with review. Secrets and per-run tokens do not. Here is how to split them.
Keep pre-commit hooks fast and narrow: formatting, lint, simple local checks. Leave full dependency and code scans to the pull request, where they run.
npm can run preinstall, install and postinstall scripts when you install a package. Here is what that means for your laptop and how to reduce the exposure.
Cedar is a policy language that states which principals may take which actions on which resources. How scope, conditions and the allow or deny result fit.
Before adopting a library, check its version number, changelog habits, deprecation notices and release rules, and what semver does and does not promise.
A green test gate on a fix PR is evidence, not proof. Here are the failures tests commonly miss and the cheap checks that cover them before you merge.
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