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.
Chrome Web Store policy has no dedicated rule on extension ownership transfers, only a consent rule on sharing data in a sale. Here is how to watch for it.
No. Ansible collection versions follow semantic versioning and cannot be changed after publishing. How to release shared collections and keep secrets out.
An analyzed SBOM is made by inspecting a finished artifact. It helps when you lack source or build access, though heuristics leave gaps. How to use it.
A project-published SBOM has no contract behind it. Treat it as a useful input, check it against your own scan, and record where each file came from.
An archived repository means no more changes are expected. Treat the package as end of life, check for a successor, and set a replacement date.
Yes. Without sha256 or integrity, Bazel accepts whatever the URL serves. Set one before shipping, and learn how to find the right value safely.
Alpine lists 3.21 end of support as 2026-11-01. How to find images on 3.21 or older and move them to a supported branch before that date arrives.
Before you hand over an SBOM, settle format, scope, cadence, confidentiality and what the buyer will do with it. A short checklist for SaaS startups.
OMB M-26-05 lets agencies add a contract term for a current SBOM on request. Steps a supplier can take to answer quickly, accurately and without oversharing.
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