Secure Your Software Supply Chain with Comprehensive Cybersecurity
Most organizations control only a portion of their software, heavily relying on open-source and third-party components. RunSafe Security fortifies the software supply chain by securing these external dependencies, hardening third-party and open-source code against vulnerabilities.
Protecting the Software Supply Chain from Memory-Based Attacks
The software supply chain presents numerous vulnerabilities attackers can exploit to infiltrate a finished product. While often transparent and community-driven, open-source and third-party software can still be vulnerable to runtime attacks targeting memory weaknesses, making them susceptible to supply chain attacks.
Devices, particularly those with embedded firmware, can also be compromised. RunSafe Security solutions offer risk identification and code protection against the most common and devastating memory-based supply chain attacks, safeguarding software and devices from exploitation at runtime.
“From our perspective, adding RunSafe means we have more opportunity to shrink the attack surface and reduce overall risks for our customers since security is now already built into our product.”
Inoculate Your Software Supply Chain
Prevent a single attack from succeeding or propagating across multiple systems, thereby shrinking your attack surfaces.
Eliminate Open-Source Vulnerabilities
Pre-hardened open-source packages and containers offer strong protection against attacks without requiring modifications to the original source code, ensuring seamless security integration.
No Code Rewrite Needed
Inserting protection at build time allows you to safeguard open-source and third-party code without rewriting or altering the original code, ensuring seamless security integration from the start.
Strengthening Software Supply Chain Security with SBOMs and Memory Protection
RunSafe enhances software supply chain security by generating comprehensive software bills of materials (SBOMs) that identify vulnerabilities and quantifies your risk score. RunSafe’s proactive defense strategy mitigates cyber exploits by dynamically relocating software functions in memory each time the software runs, creating a unique memory layout. This approach to software supply chain security makes it significantly harder for attackers to exploit memory-based vulnerabilities, ensuring greater resilience and protection for your released products.
Advanced Security Measures During the Build Stage
Every point in a supply chain presents a potential weakness for a product’s cybersecurity. It is estimated that up to 56% of all breached organizations cite supply chain vulnerabilities as the precursor to the exploits, malware, and zero days executed to steal lucrative information, intellectual property, trade secrets, and more.
RunSafe reduces your organization’s dependence on open source component security and patching timelines by creating robust defenses active from when the software is deployed. This proactive approach secures the software supply chain, safeguarding against known and unknown vulnerabilities without constant patching.
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RunSafe secures the software supply chain by generating comprehensive SBOMs, identifying vulnerabilities, automating remediation, and ensuring end-to-end protection for embedded systems from third-party and open-source risks.