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 workspace or package manager migration regenerates the lockfile and can shift transitive versions. Export before and after, diff, and review each change.
PEP 708 aimed to stop dependency confusion across Python package indexes, but it was rejected. Here is what that means and what to configure instead.
A connected device is firmware, an app and a cloud backend. Many hardware teams scan only the first. Here is why the backend belongs in the same inventory.
An embedded signature travels inside the SBOM file. A detached one sits beside it. Compare the trade offs and what each lets a reader verify.
No. npm overrides only apply in the root project, so one in a shared UI library never reaches consuming apps. How to ship a real fix instead.
A design SBOM lists components you plan to use, before they exist in code. Learn what it records, when it pays off, and where its limits are.
After a dependency issue goes public, your message depends on four outcomes: affected, fixed, not affected, still checking. A decision table with wording.
A gap register lists each hole in the inventory with scope, evidence, owner, fix and date. Here is a simple template you can copy for an audit or a deal.
GitHub's dependency graph reads manifest and lock files, so some dependencies never show up. Check these gaps before an SBOM goes in a data room.
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