MǪTT is a lightweight messaging protocol commonly used in IoT deployments for communication between devices and servers. RAPTOR- EYE platforms can subscribe to MǪTT topics to receive event notifications and telemetry data from IoT devices, allowing for real-time monitoring and analysis.

Many IoT platforms and cloud services expose RESTful APIs for accessing device data and managing device configurations. RAPTOR- EYE systems can leverage these APIs to pull data from IoT devices and platforms for security monitoring and analysis.

Modbus is a widely used serial communication protocol in industrial IoT (IIoT) environments for connecting industrial devices and equipment. RAPTOR-EYE systems can integrate with Modbus gateways or controllers to collect data from industrial IoT devices and detect security threats.

CoAP is a lightweight and efficient protocol designed for constrained devices and low-power, low-bandwidth networks, making it suitable for IoT deployments. RAPTOR-EYE platforms can communicate with CoAP-enabled devices to collect data and monitor their behavior for security purposes.

AMǪP is a messaging protocol that provides reliable message delivery and queuing features. RAPTOR-EYE systems can use AMǪP to receive event data and telemetry messages from IoT devices, enabling centralized analysis and correlation of security events.

In some cases, IoT devices may use proprietary or custom communication protocols. RAPTOR-EYE platforms may support custom integration options, such as SDKs or plugins, to ingest data from these devices and integrate them into security monitoring workflows.