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.
Yarn Classic and Yarn Berry audit dependencies differently. Learn the right commands for each, how to enforce overrides via resolutions, and where to go further.
bundler-audit checks your Gemfile.lock against the ruby-advisory-db and flags insecure gem sources. Here is how to run it in Ruby and Rails projects — and beyond.
Session cookies are the keys to your users' accounts. Here is how to set them so they cannot be stolen, forged, or leaked: the flags, the prefixes, and the parsing pitfalls.
Nearly 24 million secrets leaked to public GitHub in 2024 alone. This guide covers how hardcoded secrets get in, how detection actually works, and how to catch them pre-commit with real commands.
How to keep connection strings, API keys, and certificates out of your .NET source and images, using the Secret Manager, environment configuration, managed identities, and a real vault.
Phoenix is safe by default, but the BEAM has its own footguns — binary_to_term, atom exhaustion, dynamic eval — and the Erlang/OTP runtime beneath it shipped a CVSS 10.0 pre-auth SSH RCE in 2025.
Minimal version selection, indirect dependencies, replace directives, and the update cadence nobody documents. A practical guide to keeping your Go dependency graph both current and trustworthy.
npm audit tells you a CVE exists somewhere in your tree — not whether it can hurt you. Here is how dependency scanning really works, why reachability changes everything, and how to build a signal-rich program.
Your JVM supply chain spans repositories, build tools, plugins, and artifacts. Here's how to secure each link — from dependency confusion to artifact signing.
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