Memory safety vulnerabilities remain one of the most persistent and exploitable software weaknesses. Memory corruption flaws, when exploited, allow attackers to execute arbitrary code, escalate privileges, bypass security controls, or crash or take over critical...
Key Takeaways SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) requirements are becoming mandatory across the U.S., EU, and other global markets. Major cyber incidents like SolarWinds and Log4Shell accelerated regulatory action around software supply chain transparency. U.S....
When maintaining embedded systems, patching is one of the most resource-intensive challenges for software developers and security teams. Between developing patches, testing, deploying them, and working to maintain system uptime, patching is a big drain on resources....
Across the Department of Defense, software factories have become the mechanism for software modernization. From the AirForce’s Platform 1 to the Navy’s Overmatch Software Armory, software factories use DevSecOps principles to continuously and rapidly deliver secure...
As space becomes a key sector in critical infrastructure, protecting it against cyber threats is essential to sustaining global stability and economic growth. Space systems support vital industries—transportation, communications, and energy—and their role in national...
This is a guest post by Critical Software RunSafe Security and Critical Software are partners in delivering comprehensive safety and security solutions for critical sectors in Europe and the US. Imagine modern healthcare services without medical devices. You can’t?...
