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”...
Ask any product manager about their biggest budget headaches, and security will likely make the top three. It’s easy to see why. Security investments feel like insurance premiums, necessary but painful expenses that drain resources from feature development and...
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...
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...
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...
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....
