What are good use cases of RunSafe technology in the automotive sector?

In this video, Dave discusses how RunSafe is revolutionizing security in the automotive sector. As vehicles increasingly resemble computers on wheels, embedded system security becomes paramount. RunSafe offers innovative solutions to fortify automotive systems against cyber threats without disrupting functionality.

Transforming Automotive Security

In today’s automotive industry, vehicles are more than mere transportation—they’re complex systems reliant on software and connectivity. This evolution presents new challenges, particularly in terms of cybersecurity. RunSafe emerges as a pivotal innovator in fortifying embedded systems within automobiles. With regulatory mandates like regulations R155 and R156 in Europe emphasizing cybersecurity, RunSafe steps in to seamlessly integrate advanced cyber defenses into automotive systems.

RunSafe provides a comprehensive approach to address vulnerabilities, from software bill of materials (SBOM) to vulnerability identification and mitigation. By partnering with RunSafe, automakers can ensure the safety of their consumers and reinforce confidence in their products. RunSafe not only protects against potential cyber threats but also enhances the overall security posture of automobiles, making roads safer for everyone.

With RunSafe, the automotive industry gains a competitive edge in addressing digital security challenges. By prioritizing security without compromising functionality, RunSafe ensures that automobiles remain at the forefront of innovation and safety.

What are the key cybersecurity challenges facing drinking water systems, and how can they be mitigated to protect critical infrastructure and public health?

Nov 27, 2024

Mitigating Nation-State Threats to Drinking Water Systems Drinking water systems are no longer just local utilities—they’ve become targets for sophisticated nation-state adversaries. In this RunSafe Security Minute, Doug Britton, EVP at RunSafe Security, explores how...

Why Should Product Manufacturers Pay Attention to CISA’s Product Security Bad Practices?

Nov 22, 2024

How CISA’s Product Security Bad Practices Impact Product Manufacturers In this RunSafe Security Minute, Founder and CEO Joseph Saunders dives into the importance of CISA’s product security bad practices and what they mean for product manufacturers. These bad practices...

Why do traditional scanning tools detect less than 3% of memory safety vulnerabilities in C and C++, and how can we improve software security?

Nov 15, 2024

Why Memory Safety Vulnerabilities in C/C++ Are Hard to Detect with Scanning Tools Scanning tools fail to detect over 97% of memory safety vulnerabilities in C/C++—but why? The challenge lies in the complexity of analyzing C/C++ code and the subtlety of memory...