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.
externalParameters are build inputs a user controls, so SLSA treats them as untrusted and says they must be verified downstream. Here is how to check them.
Before you link an SBOM from your trust page, check the metadata fields in the 2026 CISA minimum elements so customers' tools can read and trust the file.
An SBOM lists the parts inside software. It does not say whether the software is safe, patched or well built. Here is what to ask for alongside it.
A Terraform module registry is a small HTTP protocol: service discovery, a versions list and a download endpoint. What each does and what to ask of yours.
Release notes with security changes called out, artifacts, checksums, signatures, an SBOM and verification steps. Each answers a careful user question.
You cannot upgrade what you did not declare. Four ways to handle a vulnerable transitive dependency: update the parent, audit fix, override, or accept.
When a library has a vulnerability but no fix, apply any vendor workaround, test it, limit reachable calls, track the exception, and plan a replacement.
Six response terms to request from a software vendor: intake, rating, fix targets, notice, exploited flaws and evidence. Ask only for what you can check.
A VEX status of not affected means a vulnerable component does not make the product exploitable. The four statuses and five justifications explained.
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