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.
Triage a long vulnerability report on a prototype in 20 minutes: group by package, check reachability, fix what is exposed, record the rest with a date.
Act on the direct dependency that pulls in a vulnerable indirect one. Find the path, check reachability, then upgrade or replace the parent.
A single dependency can pull in a large tree. Find which parent caused it, weigh the benefit, look for lighter options, and set a rule for large additions.
Check that a dependency scanner finds packages several levels deep: a simple depth test, what to compare, and signs a tool only sees direct dependencies.
For self-hosted software, map affected releases to customers using release records, licence data and support history, and say what you could not know.
Record the image digest, version and build id in the SBOM and store them together, so a field unit can be matched to the exact SBOM that describes it.
Verifying provenance needs expectations. SLSA names three ways to form them: trust on first use, producer defined and defined in source. Compare them.
CISA splits SBOM sharing into discovery, access, and transport. Answer one question for each phase and you have a sharing plan a customer can follow.
A one-page checklist for picking a third-party library: license, security signals, maintenance health and an exit plan, with a pass, ask or stop rating.
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