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.
Search per image SBOMs for the component and version range, then map matching images to device models. Here is the routine, the data needed and its limits.
Start with the journeys developers repeat most: new service, add a dependency, change code, deploy and respond to an alert. How to pick and order them.
Rank findings by where the vulnerable code sits: input parsing, authentication, exports, and logging come first. A triage guide for edtech teams.
Auto-approve a new dependency version only when named signals are clean. Here are the rules that separate a safe auto-approval from a request for review.
Not every version difference between environments matters. Rank drift by advisories, exposure, and reachability so the team fixes the risky gaps first.
A lookup table of CWE IDs for XSS, SQL injection, command injection, deserialization, CSRF, session and login flaws, plus how to use them in triage.
The first characters of a CVSS vector name its version. Learn to tell 3.0, 3.1 and 4.0 apart, why one flaw can carry several, and which to trust in a scan.
Notify customers in tiers: those running affected versions in exposed deployments first, then other affected users, then everyone else with a short status.
A retention policy should never delete images that are running, are rollback targets, are the released versions you support, or back audit evidence.
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