SBOMs for Embedded Systems: Solving the C/C++ Visibility Problem

SBOMs are essential for compliance and security, but C/C++ embedded projects make them notoriously difficult to generate. See how RunSafe solves the challenge—fast, accurate, and CI/CD-ready.

Generate Complete C/C++ SBOMs Without the Headaches

Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) are now a critical requirement for software security and regulatory compliance. But for C and C++—especially in embedded systems—hidden dependencies, legacy code, and opaque build artifacts can leave dangerous blind spots.

In just 60 seconds, discover how RunSafe Security eliminates these challenges. Our platform captures complete, exportable SBOMs for C/C++ without requiring a package manager. Integrated directly into your CI/CD pipeline, our solution delivers accurate dependency mapping, vulnerability insights, and the clarity you need to secure your software supply chain.

RunSafe Security in 2 Minutes: Protecting Critical Software

RunSafe Security in 2 Minutes: Protecting Critical Software

Nov 11, 2025

Inside RunSafe: A Quick Look at Our Mission, Platform, and Impact RunSafe Security is dedicated to protecting the world’s most critical software across defense, infrastructure, automotive, and medical systems. In this video, you’ll see how our platform delivers a...

Using Binary Analysis to Quantify Potential Zero-Day Risk with Doug Britton

Using Binary Analysis to Quantify Potential Zero-Day Risk with Doug Britton

Oct 24, 2025

What if You Could Protect Software Before the Next Zero Day Is Discovered? Zero-day vulnerabilities are the hidden threat lurking in every software stack. In this THREATCON1 session, Doug Britton explains how organizations can use binary analysis to quantify potential...

What does 100% coverage for VxWorks mean, and why is it important for embedded systems security?

What does 100% coverage for VxWorks mean, and why is it important for embedded systems security?

Sep 17, 2025

What “100% coverage” for VxWorks Means — and Why It Stops Exploits In this RunSafe Security Minute, Shane Fry, RunSafe’s CTO, answers a critical question for embedded systems security: what does “100% coverage” for VxWorks actually mean, and why should teams care? ...