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.
Six common beliefs about third-party SDK and API inventories, such as 'our lockfile is the inventory', checked against what an inventory must actually cover.
A short checklist for removing customer data from logs, screenshots and payloads before you attach them to tickets, chats or vendor support cases.
A simple 0 to 3 rubric turns vendor data handling answers into comparable scores. Includes criteria, evidence levels and how to avoid false precision.
Define scope before answering: the product, environment and repositories a buyer will rely on. How to avoid over promising and under promising on scope.
Windows containers are patched by rebuilding the base image, and host versions must line up. Questions to ask any scanner about Windows images.
Console SDKs are covered by non-disclosure agreements, so keep them out of scanners and scan your own code. A repo split and a short checklist.
Yes, but the evidence differs. Distroless keeps package metadata, scratch may hold only a binary. Where scanners find components and where they miss.
Do not bulk-except a flood of new findings. Group them, triage by exposure, fix the quick ones and give the rest short grouped exceptions with dates.
If a scan still flags a package you upgraded, a nested copy, a stale lockfile or an old build is usually the cause. Use npm ls and npm explain to find it.
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