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.

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. Schedule a consultation to learn more.

CRA Readiness: Build an SBOM You Can Act On

Sep 14, 2026

Under the Cyber Resilience Act, having an SBOM is only the beginning. Manufacturers need to know exactly what software is in each product release and be able to quickly determine which products are affected when a new vulnerability emerges. For embedded software, that...

Operational Software Assurance

Sep 14, 2026

Security Cannot Stop When Software Ships Critical software can remain deployed for years or even decades. During that time, new vulnerabilities emerge, threats evolve, and AI is accelerating both vulnerability discovery and exploit development. But patching, testing,...

6 Steps to CRA Readiness

Aug 17, 2026

The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is reshaping how connected and embedded products must be secured, maintained, and supported. Is your organization ready? Watch this short video to learn six practical steps that can help product manufacturers prepare: Test your...