Embedded Runtime Security: The Discipline that Makes Deployed Software Defensible
A market definition, an evidence review, and a buyer’s evaluation framework for the class of protections that make an exploit attempt against fielded embedded software fail the moment it runs.
In this white paper, we will cover:
- Six forces reshaping software security that make Embedded Runtime Security necessary now
- Why existing categories of security tools cannot solve today’s concerns
- An explanation of the Embedded Runtime Security market and its trajectory
- Peer-reviewed and field-measured evidence of its benefits and results
- How the RunSafe Security Platform supports Embedded Runtime Security
Embedded Runtime Security for Operational Technology
The OT reality is that the patch window is the attack window. In embedded and operational technology, the months-long gap between CVE disclosure and field deployment is a growing attack surface. Every day a known flaw sits unpatched in a fielded system is a day an adversary can weaponize it. ERS closes that window without touching the patch cycle at all.
The RunSafe Security Platform for ERS
RunSafe Security delivers the full ERS discipline as a single platform built for embedded software, mapping to the three questions that every program office and product security team must answer.
What am I running? Can it be exploited? Can I prove it stays protected?