As part of its announcement today, RunSafe Security, the pioneer of a patented process for immunizing software against cyberattacks without causing developers any friction, has introduced Kiersten E.. It has been announced that Todt has joined the board of directors of the company. With her background in cybersecurity and her experience supporting the Federal Government on security initiatives to protect the United States from cyberattacks, Todt will be a valuable addition to RunSafe's mission to support its efforts to combat cybercrime. As a result of her and the rest of the board's guidance, RunSafe will be able to strengthen its growing momentum to disrupt hacker economics and ensure critical infrastructure remains resilient and functional in an ever-changing world.  
 
It is important that RunSafe is able to prevent memory-based exploits at a time when the federal government has prioritized memory safety and resilience across critical infrastructure. Kiersten Todt, CEO of Liberty Group Ventures and former Chief of Staff at CISA, explained. As a bridge to memory safety, a method for achieving memory protection can be offered to government and industry, enabling them to achieve their security objectives efficiently and effectively.
In a time when the federal government has prioritized memory safety and resilience throughout critical infrastructure, RunSafe is focused on preventing memory-based exploits. Kiersten Todt, CEO of Liberty Group Ventures and former CISA chief of staff, said that RunSafe will focus on preventing memory-based exploits. The ability to achieve memory protection without rewriting code, as a bridge to memory safety, means that the government and industry can accomplish their security goals effectively and efficiently.

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