RunSafe Security

Generate build-time Software Bill of Materials for embedded systems, identify vulnerabilities, and enforce license compliance. Try RunSafe Identify.

Determine if a crash was a software bug or a cyberattack and take action for accurate and efficient triage and enhanced software security and resilience.

RunSafe Platform secures embedded systems with automated vulnerability mitigation, memory protection, and SBOM generation.

The page describes Load-time Function Randomization (LFR) through RunSafe Protect as a way to prevent attackers from exploiting memory-based vulnerabilities.

AI is reshaping automotive software and decision-making. Listen to this RunSafe panel on keeping humans in the loop and accountable for safety-critical systems.

Experts discuss AI’s impact on cyberattacks, defense, and vulnerabilities, including who benefits.

The page discusses how OT patch management alternatives, including runtime protection, can secure critical infrastructure without relying entirely on traditional patching.

Automotive cybersecurity compliance isn't the same as resilience. A RunSafe panel on ISO 21434, traceability, and securing software-defined vehicles.

Compare RunSafe Identify vs FOSSA for C/C++ SBOM accuracy, reachability analysis, and exploitability modeling.

Syft generates SBOMs after the build. The page presents RunSafe Identify as an alternative for embedded SBOMs and C/C++ vulnerability management.

The page says Black Duck’s SCA solution is not built for embedded systems and presents RunSafe Security as an alternative for SBOMs and vulnerability management.

Bob Lyle is Chief Revenue Officer at RunSafe Security, bringing over 30 years of experience in leading revenue growth, sales, and go-to-market strategy.

Shane Fry is the Chief Technology Officer at RunSafe Security, Inc. He has over a decade of experience in cybersecurity, on both the offensive and defensive sides of the house.

Dave leads RunSafe's global Public Sector go-to-market efforts. He has deep expertise with both rapid technology development and selling to the public

Doug Britton is Chief Strategy Officer of RunSafe Security and a member of its board of directors.

RunSafe Security describes its evolution from an idea and its mission to proactively protect systems with cyber hardening technology.

The company offers protection services for software supply chains.

Secure embedded systems with RunSafe Security's runtime cybersecurity protection, integrating build-time defenses without affecting performance.

RunSafe Security’s privacy policy describes its data collection, use, and security practices.

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