FOR EMBEDDED PRODUCT VENDORS

Binary security testing for OEMs who ship code they didn't write

FuzzForge runs binary security testing on the firmware you ship, with or without its source code, and proves what is exploitable.

Binary security testing for OEMs on embedded firmware
Binary security testing for OEMs on embedded firmware

WHAT MAKES OEM SECURITY HARD

And how FuzzForge closes the gap

01

Your name is on the product, not on all the code.

→FuzzForge tests the parts you never opened.

It runs on the firmware image you ship, supplier code included.

02

Your AppSec stack stops where your source stops.

→With or without source code, and no harness to write.

FuzzForge writes the fuzzing harness, the part that normally needs your source.

03

Since 11 September 2026, reporting is mandatory.

→You get a crash you can rerun.

Your developers reproduce it. Your disclosure is built on it.

PROOF

Our Stats Speak For Us

PWN2OWN
3 Pwn2Own wins.
1,500+ vulnerabilities found.
20+ CVEs published.
Selected for the Cyber Defense Factory (DGA).

WHERE IT FITS

What does binary security testing for OEMs find that your tools miss?

ON THE BINARY YOU SHIP, CAN IT…
SAST and SCA
SBOM and inventory
FuzzForge
List the components inside it

No

Yes

Yes

Find a vulnerability nobody has published

No

No

Yes

Return a crash your developer can rerun

No

No

Yes

Inventory tells you what is in your product. FuzzForge tells you what an attacker can do with it.

FAQ

Questions from product security teams

Keep them. They read the source you own. Binary security testing runs on the build that comes out the other end, including the parts you bought.

It does not have to. FuzzForge runs on-premise inside your own perimeter, and nothing is sent out of the execution environment.

Yes. Binary security testing works from the firmware image, so a product in the field is tested the same way as one still in development.

Test what you ship, not just what you wrote

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