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.
How to credit security reporters fairly: ask how they want to be named, record credit types, use GitHub's credit acceptance flow, and handle anonymity.
Unscored vulnerabilities vanish from severity charts unless handled. Give them a bucket, set a fallback rule and track how long they stay unscored.
Corrections build customer trust when done openly. Steps to revise a security advisory, what to log, and how versioning in CSAF and OpenVEX supports it.
Merging and releasing is not the same as running. Five checks prove the fixed build is live: deployed digest, version endpoint, SBOM, rescan and test.
Four checks prove a rebuild fixed a finding: new digest, installed version, build flags and a rescan of the exact digest. Steps with commands.
A fair comparison needs the same scope, clock, definition of done and statistic. Follow these six steps to line up your data with a published figure.
A six step trial for choosing between two base images using the same app, an SBOM, a scan, a startup test and a support date check, with a scorecard.
Export the installed package list from each environment, normalize it, and diff the two. Here are the steps and the traps that give false matches.
Rate an AI agent incident by what it touched, what it did and whether it is still running. A four level scale with examples you can adapt today.
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