DMON shield for security systems: Malayali startup from Technopark gets Indian patent

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: 'DMON', developed by the startup DCube Ai, is the new guardian of security systems and computer software of even multinational companies. 'DMON' can identify and warn of sudden failures in offices, industrial establishments or IT systems using artificial intelligence.

This will help institutions avoid accidents or operational disruptions in large software systems. Security systems that normally cost lakhs will be available at a low cost, providing excellent service. The product developed by DCube Ai, which operates as a centre in Thiruvananthapuram Technopark Phase-3, has also received a patent from the Government of India.

DMON, which can be used as an alternative to expensive monitoring software, will detect vulnerabilities in organisations at an early stage. Preventive measures can also be taken through AI-based 'anomaly detection' reports.

The idea belongs to Binoop Lal, the CEO of the DCube AI startup. CTO Shaju R and COO Manu Madhavan led the product development. The patent, which was granted on January 28, has a term of 20 years. DMON will be a guardian for all sectors, including banking, healthcare, airports, and ports. This achievement will strengthen DCube AI's global growth, which also has branches in the US, UK, and UAE.

DMON

👉 'Plug-and-play' hardware that doesn't require complex wiring or servers

👉 Cybersecurity agent that protects against virus attacks

👉 Cloud technology so you can monitor operations from anywhere in the world

👉 Very low power consumption