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Today’s reality is that security solutions cannot keep pace with the scale of a problem that requires a more comprehensive approach and visibility. Binarly Transparency Platform v2.0 is delivering a new actionable and data-driven paradigm for how security teams and software developers should detect, analyze, and fix or react to software security risks.

Binarly, provider of an industry leading AI-powered firmware and software supply chain security platform, has created and released a free scanning tool to help defenders spot signs of the dangerous XZ backdoor (CVE-2024-3094).

Binarly, provider of an industry leading AI-powered firmware and software supply chain security platform, today announced the closing of a $10.5 million seed funding round.

Binarly, providers of the industry’s first AI-powered firmware supply chain protection platform, is proud to announce its selection into the inaugural 2023 North American Google for Startups Accelerator...

Binarly, providers of the industry’s first AI-powered firmware supply chain protection platform, has won a spot as one of four finalists at the annual Black Hat Startup Spotlight competition...

Binarly Inc., providers of the industry’s first AI-powered firmware supply chain protection platform, has announced three major additions to its leadership team: cybersecurity product strategist Ryan Hurst...

Binarly chief executive officer and head of research Alex Matrosov will take the stage to present a lecture on the future of advanced threats at the University of Southern California (USC) Information Sciences Institute...

Binarly’s REsearch team has led the coordinated disclosure of multiple vulnerabilities in Qualcomm reference code and ARM-based Lenovo devices powered by UEFI firmware. Multiple vendors are affected including Microsoft Surface devices, Samsung, HP, and many others...

Binarly Inc., providers of the industry’s first AI-powered firmware protection platform, today announced plans to present groundbreaking research at Black Hat USA 2022 to call attention to serious security weaknesses in the complex layers of code exposing attack surfaces below the operating system.

Binarly Inc., providers of the industry’s first AI-powered firmware protection platform, will take the stage at the inaugural LABScon 2022 this week to call industry attention to a new batch of serious security vulnerabilities affecting tens of millions of computer devices...

Binarly, the enterprise firmware security specialists, today announced the discovery and coordinated disclosure of 23 new high severity vulnerabilities in various implementations of UEFI firmware affecting millions of enterprise devices worldwide.

Binarly Inc. and immune, GmbH have entered into a strategic partnership to deliver the most comprehensive device security solution to protect customers against hardware, firmware and software supply chain weaknesses...

Binarly Inc., providers of the industry’s first AI-powered firmware protection platform, today announced the addition of veteran cybersecurity executives from BlackBerry and Dragos, expanding an experienced management team to deliver enterprise firmware security solutions at scale.

Binarly announces the general release of the Binarly Transparency Platform, delivering unprecedented transparency for device supply chains enabling device manufacturers and endpoint protection products to comprehensively analyze both firmware and hardware to identify vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and malicious code implantation...

Binarly Inc, a cybersecurity company building technology to address repeatable security failures in the firmware supply chain, today announced $3.6 million in seed funding from Westwave Capital and Acrobator Ventures...

Binarly Inc., providers of the industry’s first AI-powered firmware protection platform, today released a new project and enhanced tools and rulesets to help organizations address weak spots in the firmware supply chain...

Firmware security specialists Binarly announces the discovery and coordinated disclosure of 16 new high-severity vulnerabilities in various implementations of UEFI firmware affecting multiple HP enterprise devices including laptops, desktops, point-of-sale systems, and edge computing nodes...