A 30-60-90 day plan to start consuming supplier SBOMs
Start with a supplier list and a storage place, add intake checks and a first review, then set cadence and owners. A realistic plan for a small team.
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.
Start with a supplier list and a storage place, add intake checks and a first review, then set cadence and owners. A realistic plan for a small team.
Fifteen questions for large organizations evaluating SCA, grouped by scale, ownership routing, policy and operations, with what a good answer sounds like.
A software supply chain security platform inventories what you ship, matches it to known risk, and enforces policy. Here are its parts and how they differ.
A plain-language tour of the main types of software supply chain attacks, with a simple table, a worked example and the first steps a small team can take.
CISA describes six SBOM types: design, source, build, analyzed, deployed and runtime. See what each shows, where it falls short and which to ask for.
Do small teams need a supply chain platform? Often not at first. Here is a lean baseline, and the triggers that say it is time to add shared tooling.
A CPE is a standard name for a product class. Matching on it can flag the wrong package, so ask how an SCA tool maps your dependencies to advisories.
Layers hold dependencies outside your function zip. Why each layer version belongs in an SBOM, how to record the exact ARN, and which cases differ.
A trusted update can still carry an attack because signatures prove who sent it, not that it is safe. Learn what proof you can ask for and what to check.
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