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.
Linting is automated static analysis that catches bugs, style issues, and security anti-patterns before code runs. Here is what it does and where it fits in a secure pipeline.
Statische Code-Analyse prueft Quellcode ohne ihn auszufuehren und findet Sicherheitsluecken frueh. So funktioniert sie und welche Tools sich lohnen.
The Trivy Action runs Aqua Security's scanner inside GitHub Actions. Here is how to wire it up, and why aquasecurity/trivy-action@master is the wrong way to pin it.
A cross-site scripting vulnerability lets an attacker run their JavaScript in your users' browsers, and you fix it by encoding output and validating input at the right boundaries.
GPL means GNU General Public License, a copyleft license that grants broad freedoms but requires you to share source under the same terms. Here is what that means for your code.
Code quality tools do more than catch style nits; the good ones surface the same weak patterns that turn into vulnerabilities. Here is how quality tooling and security overlap, with a focus on Java.
The JavaScript security issues that bite most teams are XSS, prototype pollution, vulnerable npm dependencies, and leaked secrets. Here is how each works and how to fix it.
Enso Security pioneered Application Security Posture Management before its 2023 acquisition by Snyk. Here is what ASPM solves and how the category has evolved.
A security-focused look at org.springframework:spring-web, including the Spring4Shell RCE, how spring-web relates to spring-webmvc, and how to keep the dependency safe.
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