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.
No. Data pulled from a connected SaaS app is untrusted input. A checklist for validating fields, limiting redirects and bounding what automations do.
An AI agent opening pull requests can be safe if it cannot merge, uses a scoped identity and a human reviews. Conditions, risks and a rollout path.
Blocking at admission stops known-bad images but can also block a hotfix. A decision guide for when to deny, when to warn, and what to exempt.
Blocking on a flaw nobody can fix stalls releases. Learn when to hide unfixed findings, when to still act, and how to keep them from going stale.
Fail the build only for findings that are new, high confidence and reachable or actively exploited. Warn on the rest. Here is a table to set the line.
Staging is safer but may differ from production, while production is accurate but risky. A decision guide with the safeguards each choice needs.
Operators rarely need cluster-admin. Read the ClusterRole before install and challenge wildcards, escalate, bind and Secret access. A short checklist.
A hotfix should not skip the scan. Run a narrower, faster gate before release and finish the full scan right after, with the decision recorded either way.
Yes, as a rule that outranks the score: a flaw confirmed as exploited in the wild should stop a build at any CVSS band. How to add it, and its limits.
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