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.
Dependabot floods teams with PRs, but not every alert deserves equal attention. Here's how auto-triage rules cut noise at scale, and where GHAS falls short.
A defender's field guide to the network hacking tools attackers reach for — reconnaissance, sniffing, exploitation, credential attacks — and the detection and control that answers each class.
SBOMs turn "are we affected?" from a weeks-long fire drill into a query. Here's how they defend against real supply chain attacks like Log4Shell and XZ Utils.
CVE-2021-33203 let authenticated Django staff users traverse outside admindocs' template directory. Here's what's affected, real severity context, and how to remediate.
How GitHub Dependency Graph and Dependency Review actually work, what GitHub Advanced Security adds on top, and where the coverage gaps are for teams relying on manifest-only scanning.
CVE-2020-9402 let attackers inject SQL through GeoDjango's tolerance parameter on Oracle backends. Here's what's affected, severity context, and how to remediate.
A technical breakdown of CVE-2022-34265, the Django SQL injection flaw in Trunc() and Extract(), covering affected versions, risk, and remediation steps.
Malicious npm and PyPI packages skip CVEs entirely. Here's how attackers get them published and how automated detection catches them before they ship.
GitHub Advanced Security scans for vulnerabilities, not license risk. Here's what real open source license compliance requires—and where GHAS falls short.
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