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.
The JetBrains plugin shows a package to CVE tree, CVSS and CWE detail and an AI fix. Its docs do not mention reachability. Where to look for that instead.
The JetBrains plugin shows vulnerabilities as you code. Here is what that contributes to audit evidence, what it cannot, and where the rest comes from.
The JetBrains plugin scans manifests and fixes vulnerabilities in the IDE, but its docs list no SBOM export. What it does and where to export one instead.
The Safeguard JetBrains plugin scans manifests, shows CVEs in a tool window and offers reviewed fixes. It is a pre-pull-request check, not a merge gate.
The JetBrains plugin scans your project manifests. SBOM export is not documented for it, so review vendor SBOMs with the CLI in the IDE terminal.
Connect a repository in the Safeguard web app to generate an SBOM, then ask the search chat about components, licenses and CVEs in plain words.
Install the Safeguard CLI, run a scan on a directory, then read the SBOM and result files it writes. Validate formats and count findings with jq.
Install the Safeguard CLI, run one scan to build an SBOM from your repo, then read the output files. Local runner mode keeps scanning on your machine.
The Safeguard CLI reports findings but does not fail builds. Use it to produce SARIF or JSON in CI, and add your own severity check or a platform gate.
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