GrammaTech, a leading provider of application security testing solutions, announced the official release of Proteus 4.0, a cutting-edge software system designed to automatically detect and repair software vulnerabilities in source code. Purpose-built for development groups, testing organizations, and cybersecurity teams, Proteus combines advanced analysis techniques to improve software security while reducing manual effort and operational costs. With this release, Proteus empowers organizations running both Linux and Windows with seamless, full-platform coverage-bringing unified security and analysis to mixed OS environments in one powerful, integrated toolset.
Proteus represents a leap forward in cybersecurity automation. By integrating symbolic execution, fuzzing, runtime monitoring, error amplification, and exploitability analysis, Proteus identifies vulnerabilities triggered by malicious inputs-including many listed in the Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE)-and suggests or applies effective remediations. Unlike traditional tools, Proteus works directly on Windows and Linux binaries, eliminating the need for access to source code.
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“Cybersecurity teams are overwhelmed while end customers bear 100 times greater cost to fix bugs post deployment, plus the organizational risk of insecure code” said Ray DeMeo, CGO at GrammaTech. “Proteus offers a smarter, faster, and more efficient way to secure software before it is deployed, supporting both Secure-by-Design and Secure-by-Demand imperatives-especially in mission-critical systems where there’s no room for error.”
SOURCE: Newswire