Cybersecurity Software Development - Felix

Felix isn’t just another security solution. This Singapore-based startup combines advanced machine learning with next-generation antivirus capabilities to create a system that collects data from physical devices and transforms it into actionable business analytics while protecting devices from malware and malicious traffic.

However, Felix goes beyond traditional antivirus solutions and analytics. The company embeds protection at the network level with physical devices designed and developed by Felix that function as both a firewall and traffic controller. These physical devices scan internet traffic using sophisticated algorithms to detect suspicious activities in real time. Such a security approach, combining software and hardware, allows Felix to constantly monitor for potential threats.

For individual users, Felix means:

For businesses, Felix means:

In 2016, Felix Security approached ELITEX with a need to transform their cybersecurity vision into market reality. After previously relying on freelancers through platforms like Upwork, Felix sought a stable, trustworthy partner for long-term cybersecurity software development. At that moment, their Singapore-based startup had created hardware software, but they still needed to:

ELITEX assembled a specialized team to handle software development for cybersecurity components across the stack. A C++ specialist worked on core security functions, while Python developers built the network solution. At the same time, frontend engineers examined different parts of existing products and provided recommendations for improvement, helping Felix refine their technology approach. The graphical UI was built from scratch as a fully custom solution, designed to present complex security data in an accessible format for the end users.

The extended team worked under tight exhibition deadlines while maintaining close communication with Felix’s chief scientist, who provided technical oversight throughout the project. This collaboration allowed Felix to eventually blend their cybersecurity vision with ELITEX’s vast development expertise and launch a market-ready product.

Our specialists were involved in most aspects of the platform development. The solution centered on creating a complete, market-ready cybersecurity ecosystem. ELITEX delivered a custom graphical interface that transformed raw security data into truly actionable insights. The backend team by ELITEX developed microservices, cloud parts, and an event-streaming system that handled aggregation and analytics from Felix’s hardware devices. Also, ELITEX specialists took part in the cybersecurity software development itself, including building certain elements of protection features and monitoring systems.

Felix Security successfully launched its product on schedule for a critical industry exhibition. At the release date, the platform performed flawlessly, monitoring internet traffic for suspicious activity while presenting comprehensive security information through an intuitive interface.

Key achievements of collaboration between ELITEX and Felix included:

This cybersecurity software development case study highlights ELITEX’s specialized value for security firms. When Felix needed to transform hardware security devices into a market-ready product, they required more than standard development skills, and that’s where ELITEX delivered exceptional results.

ELITEX provided C++ and Python specialists familiar with security-critical applications, as well as front-end expertise required to launch the market-ready product. Our team understands secure coding practices essential for threat detection systems and implements robust data handling protocols throughout development.

For cybersecurity startups like Felix, speed to market can mean the difference between success and obsolescence. ELITEX’s ability to deliver a complete solution before a critical industry exhibition deadline gave Felix a competitive advantage in securing early adopters.

The collaboration model provided Felix with complete intellectual property control while leveraging ELITEX’s development resources. Such a staff augmentation/product enhancement structure is particularly valuable in the security sector, where proprietary algorithms and threat detection methods represent core business assets that must remain protected.