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.
OpenAI's Daybreak ships a permissive, offensive-capable model behind a tiered Trusted Access program and a wave of government partnerships. Here's what model-risk, procurement, and security-policy teams should demand before they rely on it.
Automated cloud security uses continuous, policy-driven tooling to find and fix misconfigurations and vulnerabilities at the speed the cloud actually changes.
A cybersecurity SDK gives developers ready-made libraries for the security work they would otherwise get wrong — crypto, auth, scanning, and secrets. Here is how to choose and use one well.
A data-led look at software supply chain attacks in Q3 2025: npm maintainer phishing, VS Code extension abuse, and a quiet shift toward CI/CD targeting.
TeamPCP (UNC6780) is the most active actor in the 2026 supply chain corpus, weaponizing the tools developers trust most. Here is how the operation works, and why a zero-CVE campaign breaks the model most teams still rely on.
The Mini Shai-Hulud worm hit TanStack, Mistral AI, UiPath and 170+ npm and PyPI packages by hijacking a trusted release pipeline mid-run. Here is how the software supply chain attack actually worked, and what it changes.
Software attestation proves that your artifacts were built the way you claim. Here is a practical comparison of SLSA, in-toto, and Sigstore for securing your build pipeline.
Java code security has a specific set of recurring failure modes — deserialization, XXE, dependency sprawl — this checklist covers the ones worth checking on every review.
A clean build-time scan doesn't mean a secure container. Here's why container security has to span code, build, deploy, and runtime — with real CVE examples.
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