Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how software is written and how vulnerabilities emerge. Developers are no longer limited to reusing open-source components or third-party libraries and instead are asking AI to build code on demand. This “vibe coding”...
Operational Technology (OT) security isn’t just a technical problem—it’s a national security imperative. In the latest episode of Exploited: The Cyber Truth, RunSafe Security Founder and CEO Joe Saunders joined host Paul Ducklin to answer a big question: Can we fix OT...
Zero-day vulnerabilities are the bogeymen of cybersecurity. They lurk unseen in our systems until the moment of exploitation, leaving defenders with no time to prepare. Our goal at RunSafe is to give defenders a leg up against attackers, so we wondered: What if we...
Memory safety vulnerabilities are one of the most prevalent weaknesses in software, and the number of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEVs) across industries are steadily increasing. In a webinar hosted by Dark Reading, RunSafe Security CTO Shane Fry and VulnCheck...
Memory safety vulnerabilities are one of the biggest challenges we face as developers. For years, we’ve relied on C++ as a trusted workhorse for building complex systems. But managing memory manually in C++ brings constant risk of bugs that jeopardize security and...
Get the key takeaways—listen to the audio overview. Memory safety vulnerabilities remain one of the most persistent and exploitable weaknesses across software. From enabling devastating cyberattacks to compromising critical systems, these vulnerabilities...
