➀ The CHERI Alliance has been launched by a group of founding members including Chevin Technology, Google, and others to establish CHERI as a new standard for memory safety and software compartmentalization. ➁ The alliance aims to protect against memory-related vulnerabilities, which account for about 70% of cyberattack vulnerabilities. ➂ CHERI technology, developed since 2010, offers protection against memory safety issues like buffer overflows and heap use-after-free vulnerabilities.
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