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.
Turborepo makes large JavaScript monorepos fast, and speed changes how teams think about dependencies. The supply chain implications are subtle enough that a fast-moving team can be in trouble before anyone notices.
An industry-level look at integrating GCP Security Command Center with the rest of the security stack: which findings are signal, which are noise, and how to route the output so it actually gets actioned.
Industry surveys and real-world data paint a sobering picture of DevSecOps automation maturity. Most organizations are still in the early stages despite years of investment.
GitLab and GitHub both ship with defaults that prioritize usability. A head-to-head on the specific hardening steps each platform needs before it is safe for enterprise use.
Six tools generate SBOMs from Java projects. They disagree on transitive depth, license fields, and licensing of their own output. A head-to-head.
A security review of Woodpecker CI, the community fork of Drone: runner isolation, secret handling, plugin ecosystem, and the trade-offs of running a self-hosted lightweight CI.
Container security has evolved far past vulnerability scanning. Here is what mature container security programs look like heading into 2025.
Crypto exchanges are the highest-value software supply chain targets on the internet. A hardening playbook drawn from Lazarus, Ronin, and 3CX.
The Go build cache makes builds fast and reproducible, but a poisoned cache can reuse malicious compiled output indefinitely while the source looks clean.
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