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.
It can be, when size is the priority and your dependencies work on musl. The official docs warn about libc differences. A decision guide with a test plan.
Four quick PURL checks tell you how well an SBOM was built: coverage, versions, plausible types and qualifiers. Includes the seven parts and real examples.
Often yes. A fix that is deployed but cached stays invisible to visitors. Steps to purge safely, verify the new files and handle old copies.
No. Titles, branch names and bodies come from the contributor. How script injection happens in workflows and the env variable pattern that prevents it.
Paste this checklist into the pull request that adds a public CI template. Twelve checks cover triggers, permissions, actions, secrets and owners.
Push alerts interrupt people when something changes. Pull views wait until someone looks. Match the mode to the severity and to who owns the fix.
Short answers to ten questions on pulling images from public registries: official versus community, badges, tags, digests, signatures, mirrors, caches.
Decide which security documents go on a public page, behind a login, or behind an NDA, using three questions about audience, detail, and shelf life.
A GraphQL API for your own apps can use allowlists and no introspection. A public one cannot. Compare controls for each case and pick a baseline.
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