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-2020-15250 shows how a test-only utility class in JUnit 4 created world-readable temp files on Unix systems, and why it still shows up in scans of projects that never touched production code paths.
Rhysida ransomware distinguished itself through deliberate targeting of government agencies, education institutions, and healthcare organizations across multiple countries.
As organizations adopt AI at scale, the AI/ML supply chain is becoming a new attack surface. From poisoned models to compromised training data, the threats are real and growing.
Safeguard v2 introduces container scanning, enhanced policy engine, team workspaces, and API v1.1 with webhook support. A major step toward enterprise readiness.
Rancher is the distribution that runs when your Kubernetes is neither EKS nor OpenShift. Hardening it well is specific work.
Private NuGet feeds sit in the blind spot of most security programs. The hardening work is not glamorous but the failure modes are expensive.
Writing cosign verification policies that actually pass production deployment gates requires more precision than the examples suggest. Here is what we have learned.
M&A due diligence usually ignores vendor risk until the day after close. By then, the buyer has inherited a vendor portfolio with no visibility and no leverage.
Vendor binaries run as root and ship without SBOMs. Continuous discovery brings them under the same governance as your own code.
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