Blank license or maintainer on a package page: treat it as unknown
A blank license, maintainer or size on a package page means unknown, not fine. How to verify each field and what to do if the data stays missing.
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 blank license, maintainer or size on a package page means unknown, not fine. How to verify each field and what to do if the data stays missing.
The base_model field on a Hub model card records lineage. Learn the four relationship types and why each one changes your license and risk review.
What autonomous and continuous mean for supply chain security, which steps can run unattended, and which should always stay with a named person.
Archiving makes a repository read only and signals it is no longer maintained. Here is how to decide whether to keep, replace or fork a dependency.
A scanner reads your source and secrets, so it needs its own vendor risk review. Here is a short checklist for access, data flow and incident handling.
Eight RFP questions that check whether a tool's SBOM is useful, built on the NTIA minimum elements: data fields, formats, depth, frequency, and known unknowns.
Buyers now ask whether you produce an SBOM. How to answer honestly: format, scope, cadence, delivery and what you can promise about vulnerabilities.
What AWS said about CVE-2025-8217: malicious code in extension version 1.84.0, why it did not run, and what users and publishers were told to do.
How to bring model files, runtimes and dependencies onto a machine with no internet, with hashes, formats and scanning so the transfer does not add risk.
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