Memory safety seems to me like a growing concern among developers. A programming language that is memory safe is protected from memory access security vulnerabilities such as buffer overflows and unbounded variables. These security vulnerabilities can lead to exploits like the Heartbleed bug discovered in 2014. To mitigate these vulnerabilities, some software projects such as Redox or Subgraph OS have turned to programming languages like Rust or Golang (Redox, n.d.; Subgraph, n.d.). What do you think of memory safety and what could companies do to mitigate this issue?