GrammaTech's Paul Anderson Contributes Top Pieces on Embedded.com

While it certainly was a great year for GrammaTech, 2014 was also a particularly excellent year for the articles written by Paul Anderson, GrammaTech’s VP of Engineering.

This past year, Paul’s articles were some of the most widely read on Embedded.com, one of the leading publications for embedded software developers.

In particular, Paul’s article on tracking tainted data was the #1 overall performing article in Embedded.com’s embedded design category for 2014. Additionally, Paul’s piece on the Poodle exploit and using static analysis to find security vulnerabilities was one of Embedded.com’s top 10 most popular blogs of the year.

Read the articles here:

About GrammaTech:
Originally founded as a spin-off from Cornell University to commercialize software developed by Tim Teitelbaum and Thomas Reps at Cornell’s computer science lab, GrammaTech is a leading developer of software-assurance tools and advanced cyber-security solutions. GrammaTech’s tools are used by software developers worldwide, spanning a myriad of industries including avionics, medical, industrial control, and other applications where reliability and security are paramount. With both static and dynamic analysis techniques that analyze source code as well as binary executables, GrammaTech provides superior static analysis for better software.

GrammaTech’s Paul Anderson Contributes Top Pieces on Embedded.com

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