For decades, memory safety vulnerabilities have been at the center of various security incidents across the industry, eroding trust in technology and costing billions. Traditional approaches, like code auditing, fuzzing, and exploit mitigations – while helpful – haven’t been enough to stem the tide, while incurring an increasingly high cost.
In this blog post, we are calling for a fundamental shift: a collective commitment to finally eliminate this class of vulnerabilities, anchored on secure-by-design practices – not just for ourselves but for the generations that follow.
The shift we are calling for is reinforced by a recent ACM article calling to standardize memory safety we took part in releasing with academic and industry partners. It’s a recognition that the lack of memory safety is no longer a niche technical problem but a societal one, impacting everything from national security to personal privacy.
The standardization opportunity
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