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.
A leaked iOS certificate and profile do not always mean a hijacked app. What each profile type allows, and what to revoke first, depends on the type.
Templates fetch code, fill in variables, publish repos and register components. Custom actions can run any code, so templates and actions need review.
SSDF RV.1.3 asks for a policy on vulnerability disclosure and remediation, plus the roles and processes behind it. What to include on one page.
The OWASP Citizen Development Top 10 lists ten risks for low-code, no-code and AI-assisted apps. Here is each one in plain words and what to check first.
Kubernetes docs, drawing on CNCF guidance, split cloud native security into develop, distribute, deploy and runtime. What each phase asks of developers.
Shadow IT, shadow AI and shadow dependencies are tools, models and packages used without review. Definitions, examples and how teams find each.
Both are content-based identifiers for a component, alongside purl and cpe. What each one is, what the 1.6 schema says, and when adding them is worth it.
AlwaysPullImages forces every new pod to pull its image, so cached private images cannot be reused without credentials. Tradeoffs and when it fits.
A new developer needs identity, one team's repositories at Write, and a dev environment on day one. Everything else is requested, approved and time boxed.
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