Protecting OT/ICS Devices From Memory-Based Cyber Attacks
RunSafe provides cybersecurity for industrial control systems and operational technology to ensure the reliability and safety of critical infrastructure. By implementing RunSafe’s runtime protections, OT/ICS device manufacturers can prevent the exploit of memory-based vulnerabilities in embedded software.
Protecting SCADA, HMI, and ICS Devices from Memory-Based Exploits
Operational Technology (OT) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS), including SCADA and HMI devices, face unique security challenges such as legacy systems, real-time operation requirements, and limited resources for security updates. RunSafe addresses these vulnerabilities by embedding memory protection into SCADA, HMI, and ICS devices, preventing memory-based exploits without impacting system performance or functionality.
Our proactive approach randomizes memory locations at runtime, ensuring protection against memory-based vulnerabilities and cyber threats targeting these critical systems. This fortified security helps OT/ICS environments maintain operational integrity, safeguarding essential infrastructure operations while ensuring protection against advanced cyber attacks.
“From our perspective, adding RunSafe means we have more opportunity to shrink the attack surface and reduce overall risks for our customers since security is now already built into our product.”
Proactive Defense
Prevent threats before they can impact your systems, ensuring continuous security and minimizing potential vulnerabilities.
Automated Migitation
Mitigate risks with automated security measures that proactively protect your systems, reducing the need for constant monitoring and manual intervention.
Compliance Assurance
Adhere to industry security standards and best practices with ease, ensuring your systems meet regulatory requirements and maintain robust protection against threats.
Automated Cyber Resilience for OT/ICS Devices
RunSafe Security integrates seamlessly with OT/ICS devices to provide comprehensive protection. Our solutions automatically harden code and reduce attack surfaces, ensuring that critical systems are resilient against cyber threats.
By focusing on real-time security updates and automated threat mitigation, RunSafe enables OT/ICS devices to operate securely without the need for constant manual intervention or performance degradation.
RunSafe’s Solutions in Action
RunSafe’s solutions for cybersecurity for industrial control systems have been successfully deployed in various OT/ICS environments. Industries such as manufacturing, energy, and transportation can significantly benefit from our innovative security measures. For example, in manufacturing plants, our security measures protect programmable logic controllers (PLCs) from cyber-attacks.
In the energy sector, RunSafe Security ensures the integrity of SCADA systems, preventing unauthorized access and exploitation. Additionally, in transportation, our solutions safeguard critical control systems against cyber threats. These use cases demonstrate our capability to enhance security across diverse industrial settings, ensuring robust protection and operational resilience.
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