FOR NAVAL DEFENSE PROGRAMS AND THEIR INTEGRATORS
FuzzForge runs naval cybersecurity testing on the software you build and the third-party software you integrate, with or without the source code, fully on-prem.
WHAT MAKES NAVAL CYBERSECURITY HARD
01
Naval systems run on binaries you did not write.
→Test the binaries you ship, without their source.
FuzzForge writes the fuzzing harness itself, then fuzzes, emulates and reverses the third-party code.
02
The manual work is the bottleneck.
→Your agents run the campaigns, you stay in control.
Long campaigns run overnight on your own capacity. Your researchers keep their usual tools.
03
Nothing can leave your perimeter.
→On-prem, isolated per program.
Each program gets its own deployment. A French vendor, with an air-gapped option.
SOVEREIGNTY
FuzzForge is a French company, and it runs entirely inside your own environment. Nothing you test on a naval defense program has to leave your perimeter.
You own the test cases, the reports, the configurations and the knowledge graph built on your systems.
In the air-gapped configuration, inference runs on local models with no network egress.
Models are interchangeable, and a European chain is available.
Your researchers keep the tools they already use, and every campaign stays reproducible and auditable.
PROOF
WHY FUZZFORGE
On a naval cybersecurity programme you have three usual options: reverse the binaries by hand, run an automated scanner, or bring in an external red team. FuzzForge is a different one: the offensive infrastructure your own team runs, at scale and on-prem. It shows what is exploitable on firmware you did not write.
FAQ
Neither. FuzzForge works on binaries and firmware, and it generates the fuzzing harnesses itself. You do not have to supply the source of the third-party components you integrate, and your team does not have to write a harness.
Firmware, binaries and embedded systems, including the third-party software inside your naval platforms. That is where naval cybersecurity is hardest, because you hold no source code.
Neither. FuzzForge is an offensive infrastructure that orchestrates fuzzing, emulation and reverse engineering at scale, and validates real exploits.
It runs on-prem, inside your own environment. In the air-gapped configuration, inference runs on local models with no network egress, so nothing you test has to leave your perimeter.
FuzzingLabs is a French company, selected for the Cyber Defense Factory (DGA). Sovereignty is also an engineering property here: each program gets its own isolated deployment, models are interchangeable, and a European chain is available.
Through your integrator or prime contractor, on standard public sector procurement.
Yes. Your researchers keep their standard tools, and every finding comes with reproducible proof of exploitability.
MEET US
A real campaign, on a target close to yours. Findings your engineers can pick up and verify.
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