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.
Check at five points: editor, pull request, build, release and cluster admission. Warn early, block late, key on KEV and reachability, and log each call.
Stop handing developers research. Route each finding to its code owner and deliver it as a reviewable pull request with the fix, evidence and tests.
Put SBOM duties in the contract, check the file against FDA and CISA fields, match it to KEV, record compensating controls, and re-review each release.
Answer MDS2 items SBOM-1 to SBOM-4 so they match the SBOM you give FDA under section 524B, with support level, end of support and VEX kept per release.
Keep one gate decision record per release: release ID, policy version, findings, decision, approver and time, plus a signed off trail for every exception.
Since OMB M-26-05, agencies set their own proof. Bring a signed SSDF attestation, a current SBOM, build provenance, vulnerability records and a POA&M.
In Safeguard, a compliance reviewer approves policies, evidence, test exclusions, risk acceptances and crosswalks. Auditors and AI assistants never decide.
Safeguard checks six software requirements of the EU AI Act on every product scan; risk, data and oversight controls still need evidence that you supply.
Safeguard scans check CSF 2.0 inventory and supply chain outcomes, connector tests evidence dozens more, and you still own your profiles and Tiers.
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