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Ithaca, NY – September 15, 2026 — GrammaTech, Inc., a leading provider of software assurance and cyber resilience research and industry-leading products, has been awarded $1,491,802.00 in additional funding from DARPA to enhance its REAFFIRM firmware‑analysis and protection technology. The post DARPA Funds GrammaTech to Strengthen Firmware Protections appeared first on GrammaTech.
GrammaTech has appointed Dr. Lucja Kot as Chief Executive Officer, bringing two decades of experience in cybersecurity, software assurance, and advanced research to lead the company’s next chapter. The post GrammaTech Names Dr. Lucja Kot as Chief Executive Officer appeared first on GrammaTech.
The Memory Safety Reckoning: Part 4 of 4 The post The Future Belongs to Automated Modernization appeared first on GrammaTech.
Jerusalem, Israel, August 25, 2026 — C2A Security, the only context and AI-driven product security orchestration platform addressing the needs of software-defined products and cyber-physical systems, today announced that it holds the top position on the Innovation Index and the leading position in the Visionary Leaders quadrant of the Frost Radar™: Automotive Product Security and […] The post C2A Security Takes Top Position on the Innovation, Growth Index and Visionary Leaders Quadra
Five agencies, the Siemens S7 advisory, and the product security question underneath it On August 19, 2026, five U.S. federal agencies signed the same document. The NSA, CISA, the FBI, the Department of Energy and the EPA released joint Cybersecurity Advisory AA26-231A. It warns owners and operators of industrial control systems about an active threat […] The post The AI Did Not Find the Vulnerability. It Made Exploiting It Cheap. appeared first on C2A Security - The Only Risk-Driven DevSe
The future belongs to systems that can prove provenance, context and chain of custody. The Growing Challenge of Digital Trust Artificial intelligence is changing the way we think about trust. Every day, AI-generated images, videos, audio recordings, emails, documents, software and social media content are becoming more convincing and more difficult to distinguish from human-created […] The post Trust in the Age of AI Goes Beyond Detecting Fakes appeared first on C2A Security - The Only Ris