Blog
Field notes from the Driftlock engineering desk.
Short posts on the questions platform-security leads at regulated orgs ask first: what an async coding agent has to leave behind on the pull request, where in-IDE assistants and full delegations break the audit-trail bar, and how Driftlock's signed commits, SBOM entries, and sandboxed runs close the gap.
Cadence
Posts land as the engineering work produces an artefact worth writing up — irregular, but never silent for long.
Shape
Argument-shaped, not list-of-rows: each post names a problem, names the alternative approaches, and shows how Driftlock closes the gap.
Permalinks
Every post has a stable /blog/<slug> URL and a canonical link in its rendered metadata, so it can drop into Slack or a regulator's evidence binder.
Posts
Every post, in order.
The newest post lands at the top. Older posts stay in place below it — the index reads as an append-only timeline rather than a curated highlight reel.
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