The French Defense and other moves to embed security in DevSecOps. Software is never done and speed always matters. The DoD is moving to DevSecOps in response. It’s a journey involving both cultural and technical changes. Join Gitlab, Jasper, and RunSafe for a discussion of security approaches and use cases. With a special appearance by Nicolas Chaillan, like you’ve never seen him before.
Moderator: Dave Salwen
Participants: Andy Patel (Jasper Solutions), Inc.; Joe McKairns (Gitlab Federal)
How Automotive Teams Can Improve Software Visibility and Reduce Memory Safety Risk Software-defined vehicles rely on complex software supply chains, long-lived embedded systems, and millions of lines of C and C++ code. As AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5jFze1z7bo How RunSafe Migrated a 30,000-Line C++ Codebase to Rust Memory-safe languages like Rust are often recommended for new development — but rewriting large, security-critical C++ systems is rarely straightforward. In this...
Stopping URGENT/11 Attacks with RunSafe Protect In this demo, we show how RunSafe Protect defends VxWorks-based embedded systems from URGENT/11 memory safety exploits. You’ll see a vulnerable system challenged by a simulated attack and then observe how RunSafe’s...