by Doug Britton | May 1, 2025 | Uncategorized, Vulnerability Management
Zero-day vulnerabilities are one of the most significant threats facing enterprises and critical infrastructure. These unknown software flaws, which attackers can exploit before patches become available, pose substantial risks to essential systems, operations, and...
by Joseph M. Saunders | Apr 28, 2025 | OT/ICS, Software Supply Chain, Uncategorized
Industrial systems worldwide share a common weakness in their software supply chains that most security strategies completely miss. Just ask Andy Kling, VP of Cybersecurity at Schneider Electric, one of the world’s leading industrial automation and energy companies....
by Mitch Souders | Mar 24, 2025 | Code Protection, Memory Safety, Secure By Design, Uncategorized
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...
by RunSafe Security | Mar 19, 2025 | Code Protection, Embedded Security, Uncategorized
Modern software is facing major cybersecurity challenges, with memory safety vulnerabilities being one of the biggest risks. Even with billions invested in advanced security tools, attacks targeting memory vulnerabilities are still common. Studies show that 70% of...
by RunSafe Security | Mar 11, 2025 | Code Protection, Embedded Security, Uncategorized
Critical infrastructure today is powered by software. The need to secure millions of lines of code in embedded systems deployed in ICS/OT environments, the automotive industry, defense, and more has never been more urgent. Embedded systems in these industries often...
by Guest Post | Mar 6, 2025 | Embedded Security, Open Source, Uncategorized, Vulnerability Management
This is a guest post by Lynx. RunSafe Security and Lynx are partners in securing embedded software platforms. For too long, open source vulnerability management has been treated as a reactive game of whack-a-mole: identify vulnerabilities, patch them, and repeat. This...
