RunSafe Security offers a patented software-immunization technology that inoculates customer systems from entire classes of cyberattacks. Customers integrate the product across build tool chains without developer friction, protecting open-source software and proprietary native code. The process does not change system behavior or add system overhead. RunSafe serves customers across aerospace and defense, energy and industrial automation, transportation and autonomy, medical devices, and high tech verticals. The company has offices in McLean, VA, Huntsville, AL, and Munich, Germany, and is led by CEO Joe Saunders. RunSafe plans to use new funding to accelerate product development and expand into EMEA and APAC. RunSafe Security offers Alkemist®, a patented platform that immunizes software and third‑party binaries by deploying in DevSecOps pipelines across build and deploy toolchains. Alkemist protects firmware, operating systems, containers, virtual machines, and applications while leaving systems functionally identical but logically unique. The product originated from DARPA research and is used across enterprise customers, suppliers and manufacturers, and national security industries. RunSafe is led by CEO Joe Saunders and is based in McLean, Virginia, with an additional office in Huntsville, Alabama. The company plans to use the funding to continue expanding operations and its business reach. Financially, RunSafe has raised $2.4M in seed funding and a total of $9.8M in Series A capital to date. RunSafe Security develops Alkemist, an automated tool that hardens open source, in‑house, and third‑party binaries by applying RASP and moving target defense methods to make each system functionally identical but logically unique. Alkemist was born from a research project for the Advanced Research Projects Agency of the Department of Defense and is designed to preclude exploits from spreading across devices and networks. Customers span the enterprise, suppliers and manufacturers, and national security industries, and integrate the product across build and deploy toolchains with minimal developer friction. The company is led by founder and CEO Joe Saunders and operates from McLean, Virginia, with an additional office in Huntsville, Alabama. RunSafe was a graduate of the Virginia Center for Innovative Technology’s Mach37 Cyber Accelerator (Fall 2017). The company intends to use new funding to expand sales and marketing and to broaden and accelerate product development. RunSafe Security offers a patented cyberhardening transformation process designed to stop attackers and protect vulnerable embedded systems and devices. The company serves customers across critical infrastructure, IIoT, automotive, medical, and national security industries. RunSafe is led by CEO Joe Saunders and is based in McLean, Virginia, with an additional office in Huntsville, Alabama. In May 2018 the company raised $2.4M in seed funding. It intends to use the proceeds to expand operations and broaden its business reach. The core product focuses on hardening embedded systems and devices that are commonly targeted in critical sectors.

Total raised

$24M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Sep 2024