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While at Carnegie Mellon University, our founders, Prof David Brumley and graduate students Thanassis Avgerinos and Alex Rebert, made key advances in the area of formal verification of software programs. Bringing ForAllSecure’s Mayhem to Market.
ForAllSecure has partnered with fortune 1000 companies in aerospace, automotive, and high tech. When you look at when people have source codes, people are like, "Well, why do we need computers there?" The reason is often people make mistakes in how they think about a program. but they never actually checked that.
ForAllSecure has partnered with fortune 1000 companies in aerospace, automotive, and high tech. When you look at when people have source codes, people are like, "Well, why do we need computers there?" The reason is often people make mistakes in how they think about a program. but they never actually checked that.
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It is pertinent that we check all software; not just a few programs or those a developer chooses to submit. Most tools today require source code and are built with developers in mind. It’s the same in security: if we can give users crash test data for programs, they will be able to make better choices.
While at Carnegie Mellon University, our founders, Prof David Brumley and graduate students Thanassis Avgerinos and Alex Rebert, made key advances in the area of formal verification of software programs. Bringing ForAllSecure’s Mayhem to Market.
While at Carnegie Mellon University, our founders, Prof David Brumley and graduate students Thanassis Avgerinos and Alex Rebert, made key advances in the area of formal verification of software programs. Bringing ForAllSecure’s Mayhem to Market.
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