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.
The SSRF full form is Server-Side Request Forgery, a vulnerability where an attacker tricks your server into making requests on their behalf. Here is what that means and how to defend against it.
A practical SQL injection demo that shows how unsanitized input reaches the database, why it works, and the one fix that reliably closes the hole.
Two parallel inventories for software and AI assets do not survive contact with reality. A unified graph is what makes governance feasible.
A 2026 defence program for Rust and Cargo — covering crates.io, build scripts, proc-macros, and binary provenance — anchored by Safeguard policy gates.
Pure-LLM vulnerability scanners hit production around 2024. By 2026 their failure modes are documented. Reachability remains the backbone — and the LLM is most useful on top of it.
Some tool calls cannot be undone. Out-of-band confirmation is the cheapest defense for that small set, and the most expensive thing to skip.
Oracle Cloud's disclosure cadence and tenancy isolation story have been pressure-tested across multiple incidents. We unpack what defenders should ask of their provider regardless of vendor.
An attacker who can swap the model behind an API call can read every prompt and shape every response. The emerging trend in 2026 is model substitution as an attack class with its own techniques and disclosures.
FDA expects supply chain cybersecurity evidence at premarket and through the device lifecycle. Here is what to deliver in 2026 without delaying clearance.
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