How RunSafe Solves the Critical Memory Safety Problem in Infrastructure Security

In this short video, CEO Joe Saunders explains the core vulnerability plaguing critical infrastructure systems—and how RunSafe delivers a powerful solution to address it.

Tackling 70% of Vulnerabilities in Critical Infrastructure

What sparked the creation of RunSafe Security? Founder and CEO Joe Saunders breaks down the technical problem that prompted the formation of the company: memory safety vulnerabilities. These types of vulnerabilities make up nearly 70% of the attack surface in critical infrastructure systems, allowing adversaries to take control, crash systems, or steal data. Joe explains how RunSafe’s approach solves this problem asymmetrically—by preventing exploitation altogether. Instead of reacting to each threat, RunSafe proactively immunizes software, delivering a smarter, more secure way to protect embedded systems and critical infrastructure from widespread cyber risks.

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