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.
An open source security platform isn't one tool — it's usually a combination of SCA, license scanning, and vulnerability intelligence stitched into a pipeline that watches your dependencies.
GitHub's 2026 roadmap puts Immutable Actions GA at the center of Actions supply-chain hardening, publishing actions as OCI artifacts with hash-mismatch fail-fast and full composite-action visibility.
Software supply chain security news moves across a dozen disconnected sources — registries, CVE feeds, vendor blogs — here's a repeatable system for not missing the one that hits you.
A typosquat of boltdb hid a Go module mirror cache-poisoning attack for three years before Socket researchers disclosed it on January 30, 2025.
In 2017, a malicious crossenv package on npm stole environment variables from developers who mistyped cross-env. The incident is still the cleanest case study in typosquatting we have.
@mapbox/node-pre-gyp downloads compiled binaries into your node_modules at install time. Understanding that machinery is the difference between a fast install and an unauditable one.
PyPI malware today looks less like typosquats and more like AI-assisted campaigns that mimic legitimate maintainers — here's what shifted and how teams are catching it before install.
A working checklist for supply chain vulnerability protection, from dependency inventory through SBOM generation and continuous re-scanning, built for teams shipping today.
SBOM full form is Software Bill of Materials — a complete inventory of the components in an application. Here's what it actually contains and why it matters today.
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