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.
Cookie misconfigurations remain one of the most common web vulnerabilities. From SameSite to cookie prefixes, here is how to configure cookies that resist session hijacking and CSRF attacks.
Development environments are often the weakest link in network security. Proper segmentation isolates build systems from production and prevents lateral movement from compromised developer machines.
Securing PHP applications through Composer lockfiles, Packagist verification, and automated vulnerability scanning.
Telecom networks are critical infrastructure that depend on complex software supply chains. Here's how carriers and equipment providers should approach security.
The security-productivity tension is real but often exaggerated. Most friction comes from bad tooling and poor processes, not from security itself. Here is how to fix the actual problems.
Trusted Platform Modules provide a hardware root of trust for verifying software integrity. Understanding how TPMs fit into supply chain security helps build tamper-resistant systems.
From mandatory MFA for top packages to enhanced login verification, npm made significant security improvements in 2022. Here's what changed.
ProxyNotShell chained two Exchange vulnerabilities for authenticated RCE, exploited in the wild for weeks before Microsoft delivered a patch. Exchange admins were running out of patience.
The OSS Review Toolkit handles license scanning, vulnerability detection, and compliance policy enforcement. Here's how to put it to work.
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