“Binarly's binary code analysis is extremely effective in finding vulnerabilities in upstream libraries, where source access may not be possible. When Binarly found unknown vulnerabilities in our BIOS, they provided detailed information including where the vulnerability was and the impact associated with it. They then worked directly with our BIOS vendor to fix the vulnerabilities upstream.”

“Binarly will bring a critical perspective to this presentation from their role as a leading security research firm. Through their AI-powered Binarly Platform and staff of cyber security professionals with decades of experience, Binarly focuses on researching advanced malware threats including firmware and hardware vulnerabilities. Their in-depth inspection and advanced code analysis technology has been credited in several recent disclosures.”

“At AMI, we take firmware security seriously, which is why we're excited to collaborate with Binarly on securing the supply chain. By working together, AMI is best positioned to ensure that our clients' firmware is protected from potential threats, giving them peace of mind and the ability to focus on what they do best - creating innovative solutions that drive their business forward.”

“Binarly has a unique approach to securing Firmware, built by some of the most innovative minds in the space. They have decades of experience in understanding and researching the problem from the hardware on up, paired with a modern and scalable approach to bringing the value of securing firmware to any organization.  The visibility and control they offer is second to none.”

“Binary is bringing groundbreaking vulnerability detection technology to firmware supply chains and device owners alike. Leveraging ML modeling and advanced deep code inspection methods, they are providing desperately needed visibility to an industry segment long overlooked by standard security assessment practice.”

“Intel appreciates recent collaboration with Binarly involving their security research and notification of affected vendors.”

“We are impressed with Binarly’s unique approach to solving a very complex problem and are proud to be working with them to secure modern computer infrastructure.”

“It’s no secret that firmware security presents a growing challenge that needs to be solved. For far too long, hardware manufacturers have relied on security through obscurity and we’re now paying the price as attackers identify and exploit flaws that impact thousands of devices across the globe. Blindly trusting hardware manufacturers is a recipe for disaster. The Binarly team has the expertise and vision to finally execute on delivering a scalable solution to get this problem under control.”

“Security is always a top priority for HP, and we value the work that Binarly is doing and thank them for responsibly reporting to HP. Please follow our Security Bulletins for updates. We encourage our customers to always keep their systems up to date.”

“CISOs from critical infrastructure companies, hyperscalers, and cybersecurity experts rate firmware security as a top-three priority. In a world where IoT, edge devices and the mere size of firmware on devices significantly increases, it’s a matter of ‘when’ not ‘if’ new dominant security solutions are adopted. Why Binarly? They’ve got the best-in-class team discovering vulnerabilities no one else has found and managed to surround themselves with incredible experts.”

“AMI is committed to working closely with Binarly to leverage its innovative vulnerability detection technologies to strengthen the security of our products and firmware supply chain. We believe this collaboration is essential to protecting our customers and improving AMI's overall security posture. AMI looks forward to partnering with Binarly in this important effort.”

“We are excited to invest in founders Alex and Claudiu at Binarly. We have immense respect for their deep technical expertise and understanding of the firmware security market. We recognize that there are significant exposure issues in addressing firmware security vulnerabilities and we have strong conviction that Binarly will mitigate those concerns - both immediate and in the long term.”

“Using the FwHunt rules provided by Binarly, the LVFS can scan gigabytes of existing firmware looking for vendors and models affected by specific CVEs. Running the same rules on new firmware we can ensure that new vendors joining the LVFS are notified of unpatched supply-chain issues, and also can ensure that existing vendors do not accidentally ship firmware which accidentally reverts the security fixes. I'm really happy we can work with Binarly, and can continue to protect the firmware supply chain.”

“Providing technologies that support robust security and privacy is a priority for Qualcomm Technologies. We commend security researcher Alex Matrosov of Binarly for using industry-standard coordinated disclosure practices, and we have worked with Lenovo to address the reported boot issues. Patches were made available in November 2022, and we encourage affected end users to apply security updates when they become available from their device makers.”