Explore how embedded teams can use open source without creating long-term security and maintenance risk in this episode of Exploited: The Cyber Truth.

RunSafe Security today announced the addition of a new license compliance feature to its RunSafe Security Platform. The rollout of this critical new feature underscores RunSafe Security’s unwavering commitment to remaining the leader in software supply chain security for embedded systems, from generating build-time Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) to identifying vulnerabilities and preventing exploitation of embedded software at runtime.

A new report from RunSafe Security has noted a rise in cyberattacks on medical devices from 2025 to 2026, with legacy tech found to be a key cause.

RunSafe Index reports that healthcare cybersecurity gaps are widening faster than existing defenses can close them.

RunSafe Security today announced the appointment of Bob Lyle as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Lyle brings more than 30 years of experience in cybersecurity, software, and high-technology markets and will lead RunSafe's global revenue growth as the company scales adoption of its embedded software security platform, including patented runtime protection and build-time SBOM generation. In his role, Lyle will oversee RunSafe's sales execution, go-to-market strategy, customer expansion, and strategic partnerships, supporting continued growth across enterprise, government, and critical infrastructure markets.

Consumers are starting to see connected cars as a whole new category of cybersecurity risk, according to RunSafe Security.

RunSafe Security raised $12 million in Series B funding led by Critical Ventures and SineWave Venture Partners.

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The CISA's latest advisory (issued on Tuesday) underscores a persistent challenge across industrial and critical manufacturing sectors: software vulnerabilities that open the door to potential code execution — even when the risk appears to be local or limited in scope. Commenting on this is Joe Saunders, Founder & CEO, RunSafe Security.  On ICSA-25-308-01 - Fuji Electric Monitouch V-SFT-6 "While the Fuji Electric Monitouch V-SFT-6 vulnerabilities may not be remotely exploitable, the underlying pattern is familiar — buffer overflows in configuration tools or project files that can be weaponized as part of a supply chain or lateral movement strategy.

Lynx, together with founding industry participants Critical Software, Edera, Metavonics, OmniTrust, PACE, RunSafe Security, and TASKING, today announced launch of AI Deployment Gap Initiative, a vendor-neutral coalition dedicated to advancing…

Consumers are starting to see connected cars as a whole new category of cybersecurity risk, according to RunSafe Security.

RunSafe report reveals most attacks on medical devices disrupt patient care

22% of healthcare organizations have experienced cyberattacks that directly impacted medical devices, according to RunSafe Security. Three-quarters of these incidents disrupted patient care, including 24% that required patient transfers to other facilities. The survey reveals that healthcare cybersecurity has evolved from primarily an IT concern to a patient safety imperative driving procurement decisions and operational strategies. In fact, the findings demonstrate a shift in healthcare cybersecurity priorities, with 35% of organizations now identifying OT systems …

AI-enabled devices are introducing new risks that organizations aren’t fully equipped to manage, the cybersecurity report said.

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