Why does every service need one owner field that all teams trust?
An owner field per service lets alerts, exceptions and audit requests find the right person. How to keep one field accurate across three teams.
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.
An owner field per service lets alerts, exceptions and audit requests find the right person. How to keep one field accurate across three teams.
Go build constraints such as GOOS, GOARCH and tags change which modules compile in. The CycloneDX gomod tool says to generate one SBOM per target.
GitHub environments gate deploys with reviewers, branch rules and scoped secrets. How agencies can use them so one client's production keys stay isolated.
Many alerts share one root cause, such as one parent package or one base image. Group findings by the change that closes them to shrink the list fast.
A five day plan to get a developer reviewing for security: method, checklists, shadowing, a supervised review and feedback, from public review guidance.
Old npm lockfiles may be stale, missing or mixed with other managers. Four checks to run before the first scan so your results reflect what actually ships.
Cloud trust rules for GitHub OIDC match the repo in the token subject. After a monorepo move they break, and loose fixes widen access. Fix them well.
Clearing your own session is not enough. OIDC RP-initiated logout sends the user to the provider with an id_token_hint and a registered return URL.
A digest names fixed content, a tag is a pointer that can move. What the OCI distribution spec says on pulls, tag and manifest deletion, and mutability.
Weekly insights on software supply chain security, delivered to your inbox.
Your first fix PR is minutes away.
No sales call required, even your agent can complete the purchase over MCP.