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 zero-day risk and stop memory safety exploits.

Through the lens of Return-Oriented Programming (ROP) and memory safety, Doug shows how modern attackers chain small fragments of legitimate code to escalate privileges or execute remote commands and how binary-level randomization stops them cold.

Highlights:

• Understand how ROP chains enable zero-day exploits
• Learn how to measure the “attack surface” of compiled binaries
• See why memory safety bugs drive zero-day risk in embedded software
• Learn how fine-grained memory function randomization neutralizes exploitability

Watch the full session to learn more.

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