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.
A one page summary covers inventory, vulnerability handling, build integrity, open issues and next steps, each with a date and a pointer to evidence.
What an audit committee needs to know about reachability and exploitability: five plain statements, three metrics and questions to ask management.
A template for the decision memo that justifies moving from open source scanners to a platform, using your own measurements instead of invented numbers.
Monitoring checks known conditions and alerts. Observability lets you ask new questions of telemetry. How each helps security, and where they overlap.
Six common beliefs justify skipping dependency updates, from 'it works fine' to 'later'. Here is what each one misses, with facts you can check.
Five common myths about software composition analysis in large organizations, from more findings meaning worse security to one policy fitting every team.
Small ecommerce and SaaS teams are not too small for supply chain risk. Five myths about size, with the reasoning and what a small team can do about each.
Six myths about scanner migrations and triage history, from 'it just imports' to 'old data is worthless', with the facts teams should plan around.
Answer four questions on one page: what changed, what did we fix, what is exposed, what do you need. A simple monthly format for small teams.
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