Maven Release Plugin Hardening
The Maven Release Plugin is the oldest piece of release automation most Java shops still run. A look at the hardening steps it usually needs.
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 Maven Release Plugin is the oldest piece of release automation most Java shops still run. A look at the hardening steps it usually needs.
IAM defines who and what can access your systems, and getting it wrong is a root cause behind breaches at Capital One, Toyota, Uber, and CircleCI.
Dependency confusion attacks are still landing in 2026 because scoped packages, registry config, and provenance checks are misconfigured by default. Here is the fix.
A security engineer's look at Buck2, Meta's open-source build system, including Starlark sandbox properties, remote execution, and actual supply chain guarantees.
UNC5221 chained Ivanti Connect Secure zero-days through 2024 and 2025. The campaign reads like a masterclass in living off trusted edge appliances.
The Local Runner is a command-line agent that runs Safeguard workflows against your working tree. Think claude-code-for-security, but for supply chain.
ISO 27001 is a certifiable ISMS standard; NIST CSF is a voluntary risk framework. Compare both and see where Safeguard fits vs. Secureframe.
Slack disclosed a stolen-token incident over the 2022 holidays and a related GitHub repository access event; the operational lessons apply broadly.
The principle of least privilege limits every user and system to only the access it needs. Here's how it works and why it matters for cloud security.
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