Software & OS
Ada Is a Memory-Safe Language. It's Also Not New. That's the Point. - Blog
May 04, 2026The NSA and CISA published a cybersecurity information sheet in 2022 recommending that developers move to memory-safe languages. It was updated in 2023, then again in June 2025. These reports sparked extensive global discussion about the use of memory-safe languages in critical software. Other regulations, such as the European Cyber Resilience Act, do not explicitly mention technologies like memory safety but instead focus on higher-level concepts such as 'state-of-the-art' and 'secure-by-design'.
Security
OpenSSL 1.1.1 Sunset Risks Another Heartbleed in Embedded Apps - Blog
September 22, 2023OpenSSL, a fundamental open-source cryptographic library, ensures secure communications across TCP/IP networks. It is widely used for SSL or TLS encryption by applications, systems, and devices worldwide.
Security
Using the CVSS to Secure the Software Supply Chain - Blog
June 30, 2022It’s easy for security teams and software developers to be overwhelmed with the endless stream of software vulnerabilities reported across the hundreds of applications used by a typical large enterprise. But not all software vulnerabilities are created equal and need immediate attention.
Debug & Test
Embracing a More Advanced Application Security Framework - Story
January 11, 2022By nature, automotive software is complex.
Software & OS
Resolving function pointers with static analysis - Story
February 27, 2018Function pointers in C are a useful construct, despite needing to look up the exact syntax when trying to program with them.