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.
Log4Shell hid in countless container images for years before scanning caught it. Here's how to scan base layers and gate builds before that happens again.
DR plans fail when they're never really tested. Here's how tabletop, simulation, parallel, and full interruption tests differ — and when each is worth the risk.
GitLab's 2017 outage revealed 5 backup mechanisms had silently failed for weeks — recovery took 18 hours because no one had ever test-restored one.
Log4Shell (Dec 2021) and the XZ Utils backdoor (Mar 2024) exposed two different SDLC failure modes. An 8-point framework closes both.
The official node image ships a built-in non-root user, but COPY still writes files as root by default — most Node.js Dockerfiles never actually drop privileges.
.NET 8 gave containers a built-in non-root user and chiseled images that cut one team's CVE count 92% — most Dockerfiles still don't use either.
Docker's default seccomp profile blocks roughly 44 of the 300-plus Linux syscalls, yet a 2019 runc escape bypassed every default namespace boundary anyway.
A 2025 USENIX study found LLMs hallucinate nonexistent packages in up to 21.7% of code samples — and attackers are already registering the names.
OWASP's 2023 API Security Top 10 lists 10 risk categories — most start with a single curl request. Here's how to test and fix each one.
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