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.
Agentic codebases build call graphs at runtime, defeating static analysis. Here's why SAST tools miss prompt injection and tool-schema risks—and how Safeguard closes the gap.
Shift-left security handed developers new duties without removing old ones. Here's why teams are pushing back — and how better tooling fixes the real problem: noise, not ownership.
Completion rates measure attendance, not behavior. Here's why training checkboxes don't predict secure coding outcomes, and what to measure instead.
Security tools fail quietly when developers route around them. Here's how to measure friction as a leading indicator of adoption failure before it causes a breach.
Security champion programs cut vulnerabilities only under specific conditions. Here's what BSIMM, GitLab, and OWASP data show about when the champion model actually works.
Unit 42's May 22, 2026 report tracks the Iran-nexus group Screening Serpens deploying new MiniUpdate and MiniJunk V2 RATs against US, Israeli, and Gulf targets using job-themed lures and DLL sideloading.
In a six-hour window on May 18, 2026, an automated campaign pushed malicious GitHub Actions workflows into 5,561 repositories using credentials harvested by infostealers. We break down the attack chain, the workflow_dispatch dormancy trick, and CI detection.
Security teams chase CVSS scores and SLA compliance while engineering chases velocity and uptime—two scorecards that were never built to agree.
When deadlines collide with security gates, developers bypass them quietly and often. Here's how policy bypass culture forms, what it costs, and how to stop it.
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