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 teams claim they've adopted DevSecOps. Few have actually matured beyond running a scanner in CI. Here's a practical maturity model to figure out where you really are.
A single poorly written regex can take down your server. ReDoS is a subtle denial-of-service vulnerability hiding in dependencies you have never audited.
CI/CD pipelines are the new attack surface. From poisoned dependencies to compromised build tools, here's how to lock down your software delivery infrastructure.
LockBit ransomware operators breached Accenture, a major global consulting firm, claiming to have stolen 6TB of data and demanding a $50 million ransom.
ProxyShell chained three Exchange vulnerabilities for unauthenticated remote code execution. Months after patches were available, thousands of servers remained exposed.
Attackers exploit human typos to distribute malware through package registries. Here's how typosquatting works, real examples, and how to protect your builds.
DNS hijacking can redirect software updates, package downloads, and API calls to attacker-controlled servers. Here's how this underrated attack vector threatens your entire software supply chain.
Open source powers the modern internet, but its security model is under strain. Here's the 2021 landscape of open source risk, from funding to maintainer burnout to malicious packages.
SBOMs are the foundation of software supply chain security. Without knowing what's in your software, you can't secure it. Here's why SBOMs matter and how to get started.
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