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.
SBOMs turn "are we affected?" from a weeks-long fire drill into a query. Here's how they defend against real supply chain attacks like Log4Shell and XZ Utils.
How GitHub Dependency Graph and Dependency Review actually work, what GitHub Advanced Security adds on top, and where the coverage gaps are for teams relying on manifest-only scanning.
Malicious npm and PyPI packages skip CVEs entirely. Here's how attackers get them published and how automated detection catches them before they ship.
GitHub Advanced Security scans for vulnerabilities, not license risk. Here's what real open source license compliance requires—and where GHAS falls short.
A single forgotten credential at Klue exposed Salesforce CRM data at 14+ companies, including Snyk and Huntress—here's what it teaches about vendor risk.
GitHub lets you export an SPDX SBOM in two clicks, but the file only reflects what its dependency graph can see. Here's what's missing and how Safeguard fills it.
Repository health—branch protection, stale permissions, leaked secrets, OAuth grants—is a supply chain risk AppSec scanners like Checkmarx can't see. Here's why it matters.
A software bill of materials (SBOM) is a live inventory of every dependency in your software. Here's why it matters, how JFrog handles it, and how Safeguard does better.
A side-by-side look at signature-based malicious package detection (like Endor Labs) versus behavioral analysis, using real npm attack timelines from Shai-Hulud to chalk/debug.
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