What does RunSafe Security do?

In this video, RunSafe Security Founder and CEO Joe Saunders explains how protecting software from exploitation—before attackers strike—is key to securing critical infrastructure, from embedded devices to industrial control systems.

Protecting Software at the Core of Critical Infrastructure

RunSafe Security is redefining how organizations protect the software that drives critical infrastructure. In this video, Joe Saunders, CEO of RunSafe Security, explains the company’s mission: to identify vulnerabilities within software—including those in the software supply chain—and protect deployed applications through automated, efficient solutions. RunSafe empowers developers to build and deploy resilient systems without compromising speed or introducing complexity. By combining vulnerability detection with automated protections, RunSafe shifts the software’s attack surface, disrupting common exploitation techniques and increasing resilience at scale. From embedded systems to industrial control systems, RunSafe plays a pivotal role in securing operations that can’t afford to fail.

How RunSafe Protects VxWorks Systems from URGENT/11 Exploits

Nov 14, 2025

Stopping URGENT/11 Attacks with RunSafe Protect In this demo, we show how RunSafe Protect defends VxWorks-based embedded systems from URGENT/11 memory safety exploits. You’ll see a vulnerable system challenged by a simulated attack and then observe how RunSafe’s...

RunSafe Security in 2 Minutes: Protecting Critical Software

Nov 11, 2025

Inside RunSafe: A Quick Look at Our Mission, Platform, and Impact RunSafe Security is dedicated to protecting the world’s most critical software across defense, infrastructure, automotive, and medical systems. In this video, you’ll see how our platform delivers a...

Using Binary Analysis to Quantify Potential Zero-Day Risk with Doug Britton

Oct 24, 2025

What if You Could Protect Software Before the Next Zero Day Is Discovered? Zero-day vulnerabilities are the hidden threat lurking in every software stack. In this THREATCON1 session, Doug Britton explains how organizations can use binary analysis to quantify potential...