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.
CVE-2024-6678 allowed attackers to trigger GitLab CI/CD pipelines as arbitrary users, potentially accessing secrets and deploying malicious code through impersonated pipeline runs.
Practical security for Docker containers: minimal base images, non-root users, image scanning, and runtime hardening you can apply to any Dockerfile today.
A GPL license explained without legal jargon: what copyleft actually requires, when it triggers, and what it means for a codebase that links against GPL-licensed code.
Service meshes are a control plane and a data plane and a supply chain risk surface all at once. This post covers the policy controls that matter in 2026 for sidecars, control planes, and mesh-issued certificates.
Supply chain SecOps budgets get cut because the case is told as fear instead of math. Here is a budget justification that survives a finance review.
Vendor SBOMs arrive in every shape and size. Without disciplined normalisation, your ingest store is a junk drawer. Here is how mature programmes solve it.
CVSS alone is a bad prioritisation signal in 2026. Reachability plus EPSS gives teams a defensible order to fix the vulnerabilities that actually matter.
Training data is a supply chain component. Knowing what went into a model is the precondition for knowing what could come out of it. Few tools track this; the few that do matter disproportionately.
A senior engineer's view of how FTC data broker rulemaking through 2025 and 2026 intersects with software supply chain expectations for organizations handling personal data.
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