Why RunSafe Exists: A Vision for Proactive Cybersecurity

In this video, Joseph Saunders, CEO of RunSafe Security, discusses the core mission behind the company and how it’s changing the approach to cybersecurity.

Revolutionizing Cybersecurity with Proactive Protection

Traditional cybersecurity relies on scanning, patching, and responding to threats after they occur. But what if we could stop attacks before they even begin? RunSafe Security was founded to do just that.

In this exclusive video, RunSafe CEO Joseph Saunders shares his vision for proactive cybersecurity—eliminating vulnerabilities during the build process, so attackers have nothing to exploit. Learn how our approach is making critical infrastructure, embedded systems, and enterprise software more resilient against modern cyber risks.

🔹 Why today’s security strategies fall short
🔹 How RunSafe stops exploits before they happen
🔹 Why proactive security is critical for national security and critical infrastructure

Watch now to see how RunSafe is redefining software security.

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The Critical Role of Safety Standards in Cybersecurity

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The Technical Edge: Memory Safety in Critical Infrastructure

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