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.
Vulnerability scanning is one dimension of open source risk. A true risk intelligence platform must also evaluate maintainer health, project sustainability, licensing, and malicious package threats.
Why the com.google.code.gson group ID looks so odd, what maintenance mode means for the library, and the configuration habits that keep Gson safe in modern Java services.
Zero-day patch timelines swing from 3 hours to 10 weeks across open source projects. Here's why maintainer capacity, not tooling, is the real bottleneck.
Application vulnerability testing spans static analysis, dynamic testing, dependency scanning, and manual review — each catches a different slice of application security vulnerabilities, and none covers all of them alone.
A PHP webshell is a malicious script that gives an attacker remote control of your server. Here is how they get planted, what they look like, and how to find them.
The Snyk CEO question comes up during vendor evaluations for a reason: leadership shapes roadmap and stability. Here is who runs Snyk and how to read leadership signals as a buyer.
DOMPurify (npm) is the right tool for sanitizing HTML against XSS, and it is safe when you keep it patched - but it has had real bypass CVEs, so version discipline matters.
A practical walkthrough to create an npm package in TypeScript, plus the supply-chain hardening steps most tutorials skip: provenance, dependency hygiene, and safe publishing.
The DevOps performance metrics worth tracking are the four DORA metrics plus a handful of security signals that reveal whether speed is coming at the cost of risk.
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