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.
Eight questions healthcare software vendors get about third party code, with short truthful answer patterns and the evidence that backs each one.
Yes. Keep two or three repositories hidden until the end so a vendor cannot tune to your test set. How to split, when to reveal and what to expect.
A values.schema.json file makes Helm reject bad values at install, upgrade, lint and template time. Here is what it can enforce and where it stops.
Two helm repo add options can weaken chart supply chain trust: skipping TLS checks and passing credentials to all domains. Here is when each is risky.
A 90 day order of work for a small healthtech engineering team: logging, vendors, dependencies and release controls, with the reason for each step.
A ten item release checklist for small healthtech teams: reviews, checks, logging, rollback and the evidence to keep after each production release.
A read token for published content may be safe in client code. A write or preview token never is. How to classify tokens and keep them out of the bundle.
An ed25519-sk SSH key lives on a FIDO security key, so signing needs the device attached. Learn the benefits, trade-offs and setup flags to know.
A HAR file can include cookies and auth headers. Chrome DevTools offers a sanitized export. Learn what it strips and what can still be left inside.
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