SBOM as a Product, Not a Checkbox
Most SBOMs are generated, filed, and forgotten. Treating them as compliance artifacts rather than operational products is why they have not paid off — and how to fix it.
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.
Most SBOMs are generated, filed, and forgotten. Treating them as compliance artifacts rather than operational products is why they have not paid off — and how to fix it.
A jailbreak in a model you ship downstream is a supply chain incident, not a trivia item. Here is how to reason about it and where the defensive controls belong.
An anonymized look at how a US federal civilian agency assembled a complete FedRAMP High supply chain evidence pack in 30 days using Safeguard.
Deserialization vulnerabilities turn data into code execution. Here is how they work, which languages are most affected, and how to defend against them.
The Safeguard Research team measured how much abandonment exists in real dependency graphs, how it correlates with risk, and what to do about it.
Crates.io typosquatting tricks Rust developers into pulling malicious crates instead of trusted ones. Here's how these attacks work — and how to spot them before you build.
ECR now supports Notation-based image signing and trust policy enforcement. Here is how to design signing policies that survive scale and auditors.
Your incident response plan is untested until people have walked through it under pressure. Here is how to design and run tabletop exercises that actually prepare your team for supply chain compromises.
A heap buffer overflow in curl's SOCKS5 proxy handshake earned a severity rating of HIGH from curl's creator Daniel Stenberg, who called it the worst curl flaw in a long time.
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