RunSafe offers a comprehensive solution to achieving certifiable flight safety with RunSafe Code, designed to meet the stringent requirements of DO-178C at Design Assurance Level A and DO-330 at Tool Qualification Level 1. RunSafe Code comprises two components: one that operates during compilation and another during execution. By embedding RunSafe Code into development and operational environments, flight software gains enhanced unpredictability and robustness.
RunSafe Code mitigates memory-based vulnerabilities, enhancing overall system security without impacting performance or functionality. In addition to its cybersecurity benefits, RunSafe provides a detailed tool qualification process, demonstrating how RunSafe Code meets the highest standards for flight safety tools. The qualification package includes all necessary documentation, test cases, and plans to support certification efforts, ensuring seamless integration into various development environments.
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