R&D & Innovation

Built here, maintained here.

Every protocol, every driver and every module in the platforms is written and maintained by our own teams — which is what makes long-term compatibility a commitment rather than a hope.

The team

Over 60 developers and engineers — around 60% of the company — work on the platforms from our European R&D centers, alongside a dedicated technology watch unit tracking standards and market evolution.

How we develop

Robust in production, agile in development.

A monitoring platform has to hold up in production for years — but that cannot mean standing still. Our development process is built to keep both: releases that deploy without disrupting live operations, and a cadence that keeps pace with cybersecurity requirements, regulatory change and what partners ask for next.

A dedicated QA team, independent of development

Penetration testing as part of the release cycle

Protocols and drivers maintained in-house

A technology watch unit tracking standards and market evolution

Product roadmap

Where the platforms are going.

Four directions guide development, drawn from what our partners and their customers are asking for:

Convergence

moving from a portfolio of integrated products toward a single converged, modular platform.

Flexible deployment

on-premise, hosted or as a service, so infrastructure choices stay open.

AI

assistance that helps operators work faster and more accurately.

User experience

better decisions through interfaces designed around how operators actually work.

Cybersecurity

Cyber by Design.

A platform that federates every system on a site cannot be the weak point of any of them. Security is considered at every stage of development rather than added at the end, backed by penetration testing, a dedicated QA team and resilience built into the architecture.

DORA

Digital Operational Resilience Act

ISA/IEC 63443

Cybersecurity Expert ISA

CRA

Cyber Resilience Act

Artificial intelligence

More alarms handled, better, by the same team.

Our AI work targets what slows operators down: filtering the noise, prioritizing what matters and surfacing the right context at the right moment. The gain is a productivity gain — the same team handles more alarms, faster and more accurately, without adding headcount.

It supports the operator rather than standing in for them. Intelligent alarm prioritization, anomaly detection and assistance agents are on the roadmap, and in every case the decision stays with the person making it.