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.
Yes. Keys stored next to data make encryption cosmetic. OWASP says keep them in a separate location. How to separate by system, account and access path.
A dedicated browser profile keeps work logins, history and passwords apart from personal browsing. What it separates, what to verify, and a setup list.
Decide whether an engineer should carry production access on a trip: who needs it, how to scope it, and break glass options for on call while away.
No, but dev is not exempt. Set deadlines by exposure and data, not label, and watch for dev systems that are really prod. A tiered approach with a table.
Install scripts run code on a machine before anyone reviews the package. Here is when to block them, when to allow them, and how to set npm to ignore them.
Forks keep contractors off your repo with no write access, branches are simpler with write access. Compare both and pick by risk, not habit.
Baking tools into a versioned runner image gives repeatable, reviewable builds. Downloading at job time is flexible but adds supply chain risk.
Yes. Resource limits stop one runaway or hijacked CI job from starving others. Here is how Kubernetes enforces them and what to set for job pods.
Most CI job pods do not need the Kubernetes API. Turn off service account token automounting for them, and grant a role only where a job truly needs one.
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