Developer of commercial embedded software assurance tools and advanced cyber security solutions, GrammaTech, has announced it is making the GrammaTech Intermediate Representation for Binaries (GTIRB), a data structure representing binaries for analysis and rewriting, available as free and open source software. 

Developer of commercial embedded software assurance tools and cyber security solutions, GrammaTech, announced that it has been awarded an $8.4m four year contract from Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), to develop technology that generates and deploys secure configurations to commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) equipment rapidly and largely autonomously.

Software development professionals looking to supercharge their development workflows have a new tool, available today. GrammaTech,  software assurance tools and cybersecurity solution provider, has announced availability of CodeSonar 5, their latest innovation in advancing static analysis.

  Engineers, engineering managers and executives involved in building safety and security critical embedded systems will soon have two new tools available to find more bugs earlier, and fix them quicker. At embedded world, GrammaTech announced two new products: CodeSonar/Libraries and CodeSonar/X.

Developer of commercial embedded software assurance tools and advanced cyber security solutions, GrammaTech, has announced that it has been awarded a $9m, three-year contract from the Office of Naval Research, a division of the United States Department of the Navy, to perform research and development into techniques for protecting software from cyber attacks. The goal of GrammaTech’s contribution to the overall Navy programme is to adv...

Developer of commercial embedded software assurance tools and advanced cyber security solutions, GrammaTech, has released new research from VDC detailing the growing concerns in cyber physical manufacturing systems within today’s smart factories. The report Industry 4.0: Secure by Design summarises the results from surveying over 500 engineers to find that for Industry 4.0 to succeed, smart factories must be made secure by design,...

GrammaTech has announced the immediate availability of the integration between CodeSonar and Wind River® Workbench. With this integration, software developers can annotate and resolve the software vulnerabilities that CodeSonar highlights without leaving the Wind River Workbench development environment, thereby significantly boosting productivity.

Transportation systems and, in particular, railway systems, are growing markets that increasingly rely on software for command, communication, and control. Due to the impact of errors and accidents in this environment, software is developed to strict standards such as EN 50128. The standard is very specific on the use of good programming practices, tools, and techniques. 

The Industrial Internet of Things is unique in that devices that compose industrial control systems are often insecure due to limitations in their design and capability. On top of that, the protocols used to communicate are not secure, with a dangerous reliance on physical security (.e.g. keeping devices on a local network).

GrammaTech and its partner the University of Virginia took second place in DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge finale, showcasing next-generation technologies for software vulnerability discovery and application hardening.

GrammaTech has been selected by the US Government to receive five research contracts that will advance techniques and technologies in static analysis and software protection. GrammaTech’s research teams will continue their focus on solving the most challenging issues impacting embedded device software. This new set of research projects will augment the company’s commercial software, CodeSonar, which finds bugs, security vulnerabilitie...

Technologies for advanced software hardening have recently been developed by GrammaTech. Most devices on the market today were not designed to support the high levels of connectivity, access and remote operations of today’s IoT systems.

The latest version of Grammatech’s flagship static analysis tool, CodeSonar 4.2, has been introduced which finds critical software defects and security vulnerabilities in code. The tool has been enhanced to more effectively serve enterprise environments.

GrammaTech has announced expansion of CodeSonar’s static analysis engine to include binary analysis for ARM, the dominant processor of the IoT. CodeSonar is the only commercially-available static analysis tool on the market to provide binary analysis, allowing engineering teams to analyse application software, middleware and firmware.

At embedded world exhibition 2016 GrammaTech, will present the latest version 4.2 of its flagship product CodeSonar, the most powerful source code analysis system available today, in hall4 / booth 658.

GrammaTech has been funded by the Navy to continue its research on Scenario-Based Modeling and Checking (SMAC), an approach to defending software applications against cyber security attack, benefiting the communications, finance, logistics and other commercial industries under attack today from cyber criminals.

GrammaTech has announced the start of a research initiative to make use of modern advances in hardware and software to harden a system’s security. This project, funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) under the Cyber Fault-Tolerant Attack Recovery (CFAR) program, is part of a larger effort at GrammaTech to create highly-effective automated defenses against all kinds of cyber-attacks.

GrammaTech has released latest sponsored research from VDC detailing the growing challenges faced by embedded developers. The report, titled Software Quality and Security Challenges from Rapid Rise of Third-Party Code, highlights the delivery challenges of producing high quality code, and the reasons why more embedded teams are using third-party code to meet delivery dates despite the challenges and potential security vulnerabilities such code ma...

GrammaTech has announced the availability of CodeSonar 4.1, the latest version of the company’s industry-leading software analysis tool for C/C++, Java, and binaries. Built to deliver unmatched depth of analysis, the latest version of CodeSonar includes distributed analysis capabilities, deeper tainted data analysis, and binary analysis support for x64 processors.

At Embedded World 2015, which takes place from 24th to 26th February in Nuremburg, Germany, GrammaTech will be announcing the release of CodeSonar 4.1, the latest version of its software analysis tool for C/C++, Java and machine code. To allow engineers to build more stable and secure code in the IoT era, the software features new distributed analysis capabilities, deeper tainted data analysis and binary analysis support for x64 processors.