RunSafe Security

RunSafe Security protects embedded and industrial software from memory-corruption exploits using patented Load-time Function Randomization (LFR), which gives every deployed instance of a binary a unique memory layout without requiring any source code changes. Because attackers commonly rely on predictable memory layouts to build exploits such as return-oriented programming (ROP) chains and buffer overflows, randomizing that layout at build time neutralizes broad classes of exploitation techniques even when the underlying vulnerability remains unpatched.

The platform integrates into CI/CD pipelines to apply this hardening automatically to in-house, open-source, and third-party binaries, targeting industries such as industrial control systems, automotive, aerospace, and defense where embedded C/C++ code is common and patching cycles are often slow. RunSafe also generates build-time software bills of materials (SBOMs) specifically for C/C++ projects, supporting vulnerability identification and license compliance in the embedded supply chain.

By focusing on binary-level memory protection rather than source-code scanning or network-layer defenses, RunSafe addresses a persistent weakness in long-lived embedded and OT systems that often cannot be easily rewritten or frequently patched.