RunSafe Security provides a patented cyberhardening process that protects embedded systems from memory-based vulnerabilities by ensuring each device is functionally identical yet logically unique. This approach eliminates attack vectors and reduces the risk of malware propagation, enabling organizations to secure critical infrastructure without requiring code rewrites or additional system overhead.
Funding
$26.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Embedded systems are vulnerable to memory-based attacks, and traditional security measures like patching and secure boot often fail to provide adequate runtime protection. Rewriting code in memory-safe languages is often impractical, leaving critical infrastructure exposed to exploitation of both known and zero-day vulnerabilities.
Solution
RunSafe Security provides a platform that protects embedded systems from memory-based vulnerabilities without requiring code rewrites. The RunSafe Security Platform offers visibility into software supply chain risks, prevents memory-based vulnerabilities, and monitors for code issues, enabling organizations to secure their systems without disrupting development or innovation. The platform integrates security early in the development lifecycle, inserting protections at build time and invoking them at load time for robust runtime security. This approach reduces the attack surface and minimizes the need for constant maintenance and patching.
Target Audience
The primary customers are product manufacturers, prime defense contractors, and industrial asset owners who manage embedded software products in industries such as automotive, aerospace and defense, energy, high-tech manufacturing, industrial automation, medical devices, and railway.
Features
- Build-time Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) generation for C/C++ code
- Runtime protection against memory-based vulnerabilities, including zero-day exploits
- Automated code protection that doesn't require developers to rewrite existing code
- Compatibility with legacy systems and embedded software across critical infrastructure
- Software crash monitoring to identify potential threats and minimize false positives
- Integration with existing systems without adding new software agents
- No change in system overhead, ensuring peak software performance
- Ability to quantify attack surface reduction