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.
Treat every inbound email as untrusted data: shrink the agent's tools, gate risky actions, inspect tool calls and output, red-team it, and log decisions.
Carriers review vendors because NYDFS 500.11 and state insurance data security laws make them. Build one evidence pack and refresh it each renewal.
Safeguard runs one shell step, safeguard ci scan, in GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, Azure or Bitbucket. This map links each setup, gate and SBOM guide.
Tier the vendor, request an SBOM with a deadline, check it against CISA's 2026 elements, rank findings by exploitation, decide on record, then monitor.
Inventory every base image by digest, rebuild on new fixes, gate production on KEV and severity, roll out in waves and keep a one-step rollback ready.
Treat the SBOM as a release artifact: generate it in CI per deliverable, check it against CISA's 2026 elements, gate it, publish it per version.
Teams are wiring AI agents to internal tools over MCP. How a platform owner inventories servers, scopes tool access and logs every allow, deny or monitor.
A signed LOI leaves two weeks to learn what is inside a SaaS target's code. Here is the day by day plan for SBOMs, CVEs, licenses and the deal memo.
A retail security engineer's plan for a Friday night critical library CVE: find every exposed system, rank by KEV and reachability, fix, and keep PCI evidence.
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