Make intent explicit.
Assisted specification generation turns requirements into statements that can be reviewed.
Talk to the team ↗A stronger boundary between networks.
Built on machine-checked proofs.
A firewall separates networks. Its software still has to do exactly what it’s supposed to do.
We’re building the proof into the stack, from the kernel and drivers to the programs that move your data.
The programs define how the firewall handles data. Our approach starts with explicit requirements and checks the implementation against them.
Full-stack verification architectureMove data between networks
at different security levels.
Open and modular.
Built for integration.
Explicit specifications.
Machine-checked proofs.
Drag to inspectA Toradex system on module built around NXP’s i.MX 8QuadMax processor. 82 × 45 mm of compute within the firewall’s modular architecture.
Software guarantees depend on the execution environment. The module’s behavior and interfaces are part of the assumptions that verification must make explicit.
Toradex module documentation ↗Software assurance starts
with precise requirements.
Our vv workspace brings code, specifications, and proof work together. Engineers review what a component must guarantee, with AI assisting the verification process.
Assisted specification generation turns requirements into statements that can be reviewed.
A multi-agent pipeline supports the work of verifying the implementation against its specification.
Review proposed statements and changes in context before accepting what the system must guarantee.
For government teams and defense integrators, crossing a network boundary is a software assurance problem as much as a networking problem.
Cross-domain networking / conceptual architecture
Building for cross-domain solutions.
Designed around verifiable behavior.