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CEO at Apriorit | Talk about cybersecurity | Custom software development | Expertise in SaaS, XDR, EDR, SIEM, SOAR, DLP | Windows, Linux, and MacOS kernel & driver development | Embedded Systems | Reverse Engineering

Having worked in cybersecurity development for nearly 20 years, I’ve witnessed firsthand the evolution of technologies and practices designed to combat ever-evolving cyber threats. Over the years, we’ve learned that innovation and adaptability are key to staying ahead. One such game-changer in the industry is Rust, a language that’s transforming the way we build secure and high-performance solutions. At Apriorit, we’ve embraced Rust because it addresses one of the biggest challenges in cybersecurity development: memory safety. With Rust, we can eliminate vulnerabilities like buffer overflows and memory leaks, issues that are far too common in #C and #C++ projects. Here’s why Rust is becoming indispensable in our work: 💡 System-Level Security: Ideal for kernel modules, embedded systems, and device drivers, Rust allows us to achieve low-level access without compromising safety. 💡Cross-Platform Efficiency: It enables us to build versatile solutions that are fast and reliable across environments. 💡Code Reliability: With Rust’s rigorous compiler checks, we can ensure clean, reliable code, minimizing the risk of critical flaws. One of our recent projects demonstrated Rust’s power when developing high-performance cybersecurity solutions that demanded both speed and robust security. Rust not only met our expectations but exceeded them, reinforcing its value in building the systems of tomorrow. In a rapidly evolving threat landscape, adopting technologies like Rust is no longer optional—it’s essential. For organizations seeking to innovate while ensuring security, Rust is a language worth exploring. If you’ve worked with #Rust, I’d love to hear your thoughts: What successes or challenges have you encountered? Let’s exchange insights! #Cybersecurity #RustProgramming #Innovation #SoftwareDevelopment

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Rust is great. I am a big fan of Go(lang) and prefer it due to fast compile times, cross compilation and simplicity. But Rust definitely has many advantages, especially for low level tasks where high performance is needed and memory needs to be tightly controlled. Both languages are definitely a lot more secure than C or C++ by design. The memory model in Rust is definitely interesting.

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