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.
Prefer the built-in job token, then a GitHub App, then OIDC for cloud access. A personal access token is the last resort. A decision table with reasons.
A decision guide for cloud-native pipelines: pin inputs, build on hosted ephemeral runners, add provenance, verify at deploy, then chase reproducibility.
A short, practical set: pull request reviews, required status checks, no force pushes, and a code owner for workflow files. Here is how to apply it.
Interactive login for your laptop, a service principal for scripts, a managed identity on Azure. Microsoft also requires MFA for user logins in the CLI.
Scanners confirm fixation, enumeration, missing lockout and default logins well. Recovery logic and MFA bypass need a person. A sorted table.
With many products holding a vulnerable component, order fixes by reachability, exposure and impact. A simple scoring guide for the first pass.
Publish advisories and VEX at a stable HTTPS address, link from security.txt, and for CSAF serve provider-metadata.json at the well-known path.
Take end-of-life dates from the project's own page and use trackers as a pointer only. Three real cases show why dates move and why labels lag behind.
Lockfile history, CI logs, registry and proxy logs, stored inventories and cloud audit trails are the main sources. Collect them before retention ends.
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