RunSafe’s Risk Reduction Analysis: Minimizing Zero-Day Risks

RunSafe CSO Doug Britton breaks down how our Risk Reduction Analysis shows how you can turn millions of zero-day exploit paths into just dozens—giving you measurable, provable defense against the unknown.

Zero Day Risk Redcution

Doug Britton Explains How RunSafe Shrinks Zero-Day Risk

In this video, RunSafe Security’s Chief Strategy Officer, Doug Britton, explains how we tackle one of cybersecurity’s toughest challenges: quantifying and minimizing zero-day risk. Through our Risk Reduction Analysis, developed in collaboration with researchers in Sweden, we evaluate millions of potential code paths that could be exploited to execute a memory-based attack. Doug shows how 99.99% of those paths are eliminated by applying RunSafe’s Load-time Function Randomization (LFR), reducing attacker options from millions to just dozens to prevent the exploit of memory-based zero days. This approach gives organizations clear, data-backed insight into their risk posture—even when facing unknown threats.