Robots and physical AI
Robots, drones and autonomous machines.

Your device is built from hundreds of open-source parts. New holes in them are found every day. KROMSE finds the ones inside your firmware, repairs them and proves the device still works.
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Real reports about Linux, network gear and the parts devices are built from. Every device you have shipped carries some of them.
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One bad update can stop every device you’ve sold from working. So every fix is rebuilt and retested by hand. That takes months and a team of security engineers most companies don’t have.
60%
of consumer IoT makers can’t even receive a security hole report, let alone fix it and ship the fix to every device.
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Robots, drones and autonomous machines.
The boxes that run factories, buildings and energy systems.
Smart cameras and devices that run AI on board.
Chargers, inverters and smart meters.
The mobile, desktop and web apps that come with your product, or stand on their own.
Devices running embedded Linux, plus apps, web apps and code. Building something else? Ask us.
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It’s the software that runs inside a device: in a robot, a camera or a charger. Like any software, it can have security holes that need fixing for the device’s whole life.
Devices running embedded Linux, including Yocto-based builds and NVIDIA Jetson, plus apps, web apps, code and containers. If your product runs something else, for example Android or an RTOS, tell us and we’ll say honestly whether we can help.
No. KROMSE prepares and tests the fix. Your engineer reviews the evidence and decides. You ship the update through your own process.
No tool can do that on its own. KROMSE gives you the evidence the CRA asks for: what’s inside your product, which security holes affect it, what was fixed and how it was checked. Your team makes the final call.
We sign an NDA before you send anything, if you want one. Where your files are processed and how long they are kept is on our security and data page.
Within 2 business days of receiving your software.
KROMSE focuses on known security holes (CVEs) in the parts inside your device. These are the ones attackers use most and the ones the CRA asks you to track.
Yes. Scan a URL or connect your code for free, without a card or a call. Paid plans start at €59 a month.
For physical products, the check is free and the pilot has a fixed price agreed in writing before we start, credited to your first year. For software, scanning is free to start and paid plans are published on the pricing page.
Tell us what you build. A founder shows you KROMSE on a device like yours, and what a first free check would cover.
Tell us about your product and what you’d like to see. We’ll contact you to arrange a demo with a product expert.