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.
OSV-Scanner, Trivy, Grype, Dependency-Check, and dep-scan, all run against the same 4,300-dependency monorepo. Recall, false positives, and scan times measured.
Lambda cold starts inject live IAM credentials into shared execution environments — here's how over-permissioned roles and vulnerable layers turn that into a real attack surface.
Ce qu'est une licence logicielle, pourquoi elle constitue un risque de securite et de conformite dans vos dependances open source, et comment la gerer concretement.
A practical guide to container image scanning: how layer-by-layer CVE detection works, how Trivy stacks up, and where Safeguard adds deeper coverage.
The tinymce npm package is a capable rich-text editor with a long history of XSS advisories. Keeping it current and configuring it defensively is what keeps it safe.
CVE-2023-4641 is an information-disclosure flaw in shadow-utils where a failed password change can leave the entered password lingering in memory. Here is who is affected and how to remediate it.
A 2018 WASM cryptominer hit 4,275+ websites in a day. Learn WebAssembly's real security risks, from memory bugs to supply chain blind spots.
A practical container security checklist covering base images, scanning limits, runtime risk, and why CVE scans like Trivy alone miss most real supply chain threats.
Dependency injection in JavaScript makes code testable and modular, but the same indirection that helps design can hide security bugs if you're not careful about what gets injected.
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