In this insightful episode of the RunSafe Security Minute, Doug Britton, Chief Strategy Officer and Director at RunSafe provides a concise assessment of the National Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan.
This visionary plan was expertly crafted by policy and technical specialists to address economic incentives and governance structure challenges. Its success depends on collaboration between sometimes opposing entities like Congress and the White House for legislation.
Additionally, the plan highlights “securing open source,” which involves guiding volunteer developers toward security objectives.
Why Memory Safety Vulnerabilities in C/C++ Are Hard to Detect with Scanning Tools Scanning tools fail to detect over 97% of memory safety vulnerabilities in C/C++—but why? The challenge lies in the complexity of analyzing C/C++ code and the subtlety of memory...
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How RunSafe Security’s Identify, Protect, and Monitor Capabilities Deliver Comprehensive Cybersecurity This RunSafe Security Minute video with RunSafe CTO Shane Fry showcases the unique strengths of the RunSafe Security Platform’s Identify, Protect, and Monitor...