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.
Threat modelling fails when it becomes a 40-page document nobody reads. Here is what STRIDE and PASTA actually offer, and a lightweight process that survives contact with sprint deadlines.
A working comparison of vulnerability intelligence platforms in 2026, evaluating data freshness, exploit signal, AI infrastructure coverage, and integration patterns.
Safeguard's annual State of Open Source Security Report finds transitive dependencies now drive most exposure, and reachability — not CVSS alone — separates mature security programs.
The real Kubernetes security risks are misconfiguration, over-permissive RBAC, exposed control planes, and vulnerable images, not exotic zero-days. Here's how to prioritize.
Software supply chain attacks like SolarWinds, xz-utils, and polyfill.io bypass vulnerability scanners entirely. Here's how they work and where provenance verification fills the gap.
A buyer's framework for evaluating SCA products in 2026: what to test, what to ignore in vendor pitches, and how to size the operational cost honestly.
A security-focused buyer comparison of AI coding assistants in 2026: code quality risk, data exfiltration controls, license exposure, and policy enforcement.
A hardcoded JSON Web Token in Cisco's Wireless LAN Controller gives unauthenticated attackers a path to root via arbitrary file upload.
A SAST test analyzes source code without executing it to find vulnerabilities like injection and hardcoded secrets. Here is how it works and where it fits.
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