How to know if you run the component named in the news
When a library or product is in the headlines, you need to know in minutes whether you ship it. Here is how to search code, builds, images and vendors.
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.
When a library or product is in the headlines, you need to know in minutes whether you ship it. Here is how to search code, builds, images and vendors.
Reachability needs to know which function is vulnerable. See where that symbol data comes from, why it is missing for many CVEs, and what scanners do then.
Regenerate an SBOM for every build or release, and rescan stored SBOMs as new advisories appear. Here is the reasoning and a simple schedule.
Model signing hashes every file in a model folder, signs the list, and lets a consumer re-hash and check it. Here is the flow and what each step proves.
A short open source policy for teams that build software for government customers: intake, approval, inventory, updates and what to record for audits.
GlassWorm, found in October 2025, hid malicious code in invisible Unicode and spread through VS Code extensions. What it did and how to defend your editor.
The GitHub Advisory Database has three advisory types. See what reviewed, unreviewed and malware entries mean and which ones trigger Dependabot alerts.
Games ship engines, plugins, asset packs and SDKs that scanners miss. Build an inventory of all of them so you can answer what is in this build.
Fourth-party risk is the exposure that comes from the suppliers your suppliers rely on. Learn how to find them, what to ask, and what contracts can cover.
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