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.
Onboard hundreds of repos to SCA in waves of 20 to 50: automate the connection, verify coverage against a known list, and hand findings to owners first.
How to stay reachable on call without carrying standing production access: hotspot backup, scoped roles, break glass accounts and a swap plan.
A wildcard on the GitHub OIDC sub in an AWS trust policy lets any branch, pull request, or environment of that repo assume the role. How to tighten it.
Yes. The official Node.js images ship a user named node with uid 1000, but you still have to switch to it. How to do that and fix file ownership.
Five common beliefs about official and verified container images, checked against vendor documentation, with what each means for how you scan and pin.
A leaver checklist for your package mirror: personal accounts, tokens, CI credentials they created, publish rights and admin roles, in a sensible order.
When an agency contract ends, remove tag manager and analytics access, review what they added, rotate shared credentials and log it. A step by step checklist.
Remove the member, rotate what they could read, revoke tokens and apps, and check forks. A GitHub offboarding list, and what is kept for three months.
A tenants prefix in an object key helps organize files but does not authorize access. Authorize the exact object first, then sign. Steps and pitfalls.
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