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.
No single control stops supply chain attacks. Defense in depth — layered controls across the entire software lifecycle — is the only strategy that works against sophisticated adversaries.
Alpine Linux is the default choice for minimal containers. Its APK package manager has a different security model than apt or dnf, and the tradeoffs matter.
Google Play Protect scans for malware, but it does not verify supply chain integrity. Here is how to verify that the APKs on your devices are what you expect.
CDN cache poisoning turns your performance infrastructure into an attack vector. When the cache serves malicious content to every user, the blast radius is massive and immediate.
XSS remains a top web vulnerability because output encoding is context-dependent. Here is how to get it right across HTML, JavaScript, URL, and CSS contexts.
Serverless doesn't mean dependency-free. Here's how to generate and manage SBOMs for Lambda functions, Azure Functions, and Cloud Functions.
PyPI's decision to require two-factor authentication for critical package maintainers marks a significant step toward securing the Python supply chain.
Budget season is every security leader's least favorite time. Here is how to build a cybersecurity budget that gets approved and actually protects the organization.
The Clop ransomware gang exploited a pre-auth RCE in GoAnywhere MFT to breach over 130 organizations. The campaign foreshadowed their devastating MOVEit attack months later.
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