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.
Repos, contributors, scans or seats: how metering works in an AppSec order form, which definitions to pin down, and how to test counting in a pilot.
Track coverage, age of severe findings, new versus closed and time to fix exploited issues in year one. What to skip and how to report them honestly.
In the first 30 days of an AppSec program, build an inventory, run a baseline scan, name owners and define urgent. Skip tuning and policy for now.
Days 61 to 90 of an AppSec program: turn tuned checks into gates, write minimum policy, publish metrics and review the plan with leadership.
Days 31 to 60 of an AppSec program: add scanning to CI in advisory mode, tune the noise, set fix targets by severity and train first champions.
Three ways to block malicious packages: an approved list, a block list, or scanning at install. When each fits, the effort, and how to combine them.
Fork pull requests can ask your CI to run code you have not read. Here is what to check in the diff before you click approve workflows to run.
A browser extension can read every page your staff open. Use this checklist to review permissions, the publisher and update behavior before you allow one.
Hardware security keys resist phishing, but losing your only one can lock you out. A two key plan, storage places and a recovery checklist for executives.
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