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.
Only 10-30% of SCA findings are ever actually invoked by your code. Reachability analysis finds which ones, cutting patch backlogs without hiding real risk.
CISA's Secure by Design pledge asks 68+ vendors for measurable one-year progress on 7 goals. Here's what those goals mean for engineering teams.
CVE-2023-44487 knocked grpc-go services offline with a Rapid Reset flood — a reminder that gRPC ships fast, insecure by default, and needs hardening at every layer.
NIST's SSDF turns 'shift left' into eleven concrete practices — but a framework on paper doesn't stop a bad merge. Here's how to make it enforceable.
OWASP has warned against localStorage tokens for years, yet it remains the default in countless SPA tutorials — one XSS bug is all it takes to exfiltrate every session.
The CASTLE benchmark tested 13 static analyzers and 10 LLMs on 250 programs — neither approach won outright, and the reasons why matter for your AppSec stack.
48,185 CVEs were published in 2025 alone. Most teams can't triage that volume — reachability and exploit maturity data show which ones actually matter.
Enabling 2FA, rotating a password, revoking a stale session, minting a scoped key — the account-hygiene tasks everyone postpones. When an agent can do them through MCP, 'later' becomes 'now.'
Your pricing is localized by country — but an AI agent rarely holds a clean country code. If your checkout can't resolve region from the messy signals an agent actually has, it quotes the wrong price or none at all.
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