Find Security Vulnerabilities In Your OT Systems and Embedded Devices
Metalware helps organizations secure the firmware and low-level software that modern operations depend on, including embedded systems and operational technology environments. For many customers, these are not “nice to have” improvements. They are foundational to keeping services available, protecting safety, and maintaining trust when devices are deployed at the edge, in plants and facilities, and across distributed infrastructure.
Our customers include critical infrastructure operators and manufacturers across utilities, healthcare and medical technology, automotive, and telecommunications, along with other highly regulated and safety-sensitive sectors. Metalware is also trusted in national security contexts, supporting teams across the Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community that need deeper visibility into the software running on specialized and mission-critical devices. Across these environments, the common challenge is the same: firmware and OT software change constantly, and risk can be introduced not only during in-house development, but also through third-party components and upstream suppliers.
Metalware’s differentiator is the ability to deliver defensive cyber capability at scale for OT systems. Instead of relying on point-in-time assessments or limited test coverage, Metalware enables continuous, high-volume analysis across fleets of firmware images and device variants. This approach supports both product development teams that need to catch issues early and supply chain security programs that must validate what is being delivered by vendors and partners. The result is repeatable, automated discovery of weaknesses that are often hard to find with traditional tools, including vulnerabilities rooted in memory safety and other low-level implementation errors that can lead to device compromise or service disruption.
Metalware fits into real-world engineering and security workflows. Teams can integrate testing into CI/CD pipelines to reduce release risk, standardize security gates, and shorten remediation cycles. Security groups can centralize results, prioritize the most impactful findings, and build a consistent process for evaluating firmware and OT software across portfolios, business units, and suppliers. For public sector missions, this means improved readiness and resilience for deployed systems. For commercial operators and manufacturers, it supports safer products, stronger uptime, and clearer accountability across the development lifecycle and the supply chain.
By combining depth of analysis with practical scalability, Metalware helps customers move from reactive response to proactive control, strengthening the security posture of the embedded and OT systems that power critical services and mission outcomes.