Priorities
We believe that roadmaps, long-term planning, and their required estimations are outdated tools that lead to bad software. Instead, we publish our priorities.
Our priorities are tied to the mission: Create Denied Environments.
Priority 1: v2.0.0 Feature Completeness
WiFi Alerting & Detection
WiFi is the most advanced and feature-complete subsystem in the current alpha release. However, some detection and alerting features are still missing.
Bluetooth Subsystem
The Bluetooth subsystem has proven functional but remains disabled by default. It requires further development in monitoring, alerting, and trilateration capabilities.
Ethernet Asset Detection
Ethernet asset detection is not fully released yet but is actively in progress. All necessary underlying protocols are already parsed, and the data is centralized.
Ethernet Protocol Parsing
Core protocols like ARP, DHCP, IP, TCP, UDP, and SSH are already parsed. Additional protocol parsers and visualizers will make it easier to identify network activity and understand exactly what each asset is doing.
Physical Detection & Protection
Physical detection features are currently in early closed testing. Think of these features as a combination of environmental sensor hardware and alerting functionality designed to help you secure and monitor wide areas or highly sensitive locations.
Priority 2: Sensor Hardware
Purpose-built indoor and outdoor sensor hardware for Nzyme will deliver greater stability, expanded protocol coverage, and simplified deployment. Current kits are in an early prototype testing phase.
All Nzyme hardware is designed and manufactured in the United States and the European Union, using only chips and components sourced from vendors located in allied countries.
Priority 3: Software Defined Radio
Using SDR for wireless signal processing will allow us to considerably expand Nzyme use-cases, coverage and flexibility. Our goal is to support a wide range of SDR devices and not tie Nzyme to a specific model or vendor. Building our own SDR is currently not a priority.
The downside of SDR is increased cost. This is why we will always maintain maximum use of non-SDR hardware functionality like our own hardware sensor kits or commercially available WiFi and Bluetooth adapters.