As a manufacturer or operator, you care about maintaining customer safety and loyalty, delivering reliable products and services, and protecting your business. As a supplier, you want to be a dependable link in the supply chain, providing reassurance to manufacturers who incorporate your material. At RunSafe Security, our objective is to enable our customers to maintain continuity of operations. We do that by using our patented cyberhardening process for embedded systems and devices.
Preclude a single exploit from spreading across devices.
Reduce zero-day threats via binary randomization.
Prevent threats from disrupting delivery of critical resources.
Minimize the risk of intercepted and compromised communications.
Skilled cybercriminals use software vulnerabilities to compromise embedded systems and devices. RunSafe Security defeats hackers with our patented cyberhardening transformation process, Alkemist.
Read how we disrupt the traditional economics of cyberattacks and deny both routine and advanced techniques of attackers.
Maintain integrity of fleet communications and harden vehicle components with no integration required.
Prevent exploit replication, ensure reliability & availability and minimize physical risk.
Equip legacy systems in the field, embed technology during manufacturing and protect integrity of Machine-to-Machine communications.
Increase resilience to cyberattack across weapons, sensors, support systems, and data centers.
Meet uptime service level agreements and keep customers’ businesses operational.
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Looking into BugZ’s Crystal Ball: What the Industry’s First Coleopteran Chief Vulnerability Officer Predicts for 2019
Let’s not beat around the bug – 2018 was not a good year for my kind. As of now, nearly one in three computers was hit with a malware attack this year, and ransomware attacks were up 43% over 2017, with nothing to signal that these trends will decrease any time soon.
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Connectivity & Complex Supply Chains: Vulnerabilities of U.S. Weapon Systems
Bucking the trend of a cybersecurity blog beginning with bad news, we’re beginning this post with some positive news: the hunt for solutions to weapon systems vulnerabilities is finally underway. This thanks to The MITRE report, the GAO report, and Secretary Mattis’ recent launch of the Protecting Critical Technology Task Force, which fully articulate the vulnerabilities in legacy DoD weapon systems.
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