More findings.
The same firmware.
- Find vulnerabilities
- Generate SBOMs
- Report known CVEs
- Queue manual remediation
- Leave the attack surface intact
Map firmware contents, observe reachable behavior, and review unnecessary attack surface before release.
Choose a representative image or load a local filename. The demo reveals inactive components, reachable services, and the evidence behind each recommendation. No file leaves your browser.
Interactive values are illustrative and do not represent measured customer outcomes.
Use one workspace for firmware intake, runtime evidence, reduction analysis, and release documentation.
Ingest firmware images, OTA packages, ROMs, and filesystem dumps through a controlled analysis workspace.
BIN / HEX / ELF / OTA →Inventory binaries, libraries, certificates, secrets, APIs, drivers, configurations, and embedded services.
Binary intelligence →Rehost firmware to observe execution paths and device behavior without blocking on physical hardware access.
Runtime evidence →Summarize unfamiliar binaries, rank reachable findings, and produce remediation notes that engineers can verify.
Guided remediation →Identify inactive services, obsolete libraries, unused drivers, and unreachable-code candidates for review.
Conservative by design →Generate SBOM, VEX, NIST, FDA, IEC 62443, and software-assurance evidence from one traceable workflow.
Audit ready →PRUNED combines firmware rehosting, binary analysis, dependency graphs, software reduction research, and security engineering.
Recommendations link back to binaries, observed paths, and validation results so engineers can review the basis for each decision.
Compare inventory scanning with runtime analysis, engineering review, reduction planning, and validation.
For product teams responsible for devices that must remain secure, available, and supportable long after deployment.
A program team receives a signed production image from a supplier. PRUNED inventories the image, rehosts reachable services, and flags debug and legacy components for engineering review.
Mission systems
Explore use case →Flight platforms
Explore use case →Connected devices
Explore use case →ECUs and gateways
Explore use case →PLCs and field devices
Explore use case →Network appliances
Explore use case →Reference firmware
Explore use case →Operational technology
Explore use case →Reduce unnecessary attack surface, strengthen embedded software, and give every release a defensible security record.