Millions are spent on cyber defenses but the economics still favor the attacker
So attackers can still compromise your systems
3rd party and open source software exposes your enterprise
Runtime application monitoring technology can’t watch all the data without choking the system
Prevent memory based attacks across all your software
Protect even against known and unknown vulnerabilities with RunSafe’s built-in security
We make your software functionally identical but logically unique rendering exploits inert
Monitor the overall health of your systems at runtime looking for indicators of stability, reliability, and vulnerability
Stay protected even when a patch or fix isn't availableStreamline your patching processes & software updatesSolve vulnerabilities fasterTested with tens of thousands of open source packagesValidated across safety-critical systemsApproved by the U.S. Department of Defense
Skilled attackers continuously target software and firmware vulnerabilities to compromise enterprise applications, embedded systems, and devices.
RunSafe gives you the tools to defeat hackers using our patented cyberhardening technologies that make every binary logically unique while guaranteeing they stay functionally identical.
Prevent attacks, ensure reliability & availability, and minimize damage
Reduce attack surfaces, minimize patching crises, and minimize the effort needed to manage open source software
Protect systems in the field, new devices before they ship, and secure the supply chain
Increase resilience to cyberattack and extend the life of weapons, sensors, ground stations, and data centers
Immunize your products from memory vulnerabilities and reduce the cost of securing them
Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity
In response to recent major cyber events, including the SolarWinds supply chain attack and the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack, the Biden Administration issued an Executive Order “to improve the nation’s cybersecurity and protect federal government networks.”
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Enterprise Application Security: Let’s Do Better
WAFs and SAST/DAST don’t provide adequate security for enterprise applications. There, I said it. Let’s dig into this assertion and see how we can improve the state of enterprise application security. Before we begin, let’s look at an example enterprise webserver using NGINX, Node.js, and Redis. Users access the application via NGINX, which acts as…
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Recognition
Northern Virginia Technology Council Announces 2020 NVTC Capital Cyber Awards Names RunSafe Security Finalist
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In The News
RunSafe Security Announces Partnership with ReleaseTEAM