RunSafe’s Kenton Brazelle, Senior Field Engineer, presents at the SANS 2020 virtual Lunch and Learn session on April 8, 2020.
This video contains:
– Memory corruption attack explanation
– Highlight on the large impact of memory-based vulnerabilities in cybersecurity.
– Explanation of Alkemist Load Time Function Randomization
– How Alkemist enables continuous security across build and deeply toolchains
– Online demo of Alkemist
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