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With New Product Introductions Pending, Morpho Detection Focused on Innovation

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, April 8th, 2014

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NEWARK, Calif.—Morpho Detection’s primary focus for the time being is developing the next generation versions of its detection systems to identify specific threats although the company is keeping in mind new go-to-market business models to provide security solutions, company executives said here during a media briefing. Morpho is “really focused on innovation, innovation, innovation,” Philippe Petitcolin, chairman and CEO of Morpho, said. “We really try to remain on the top line of the products in terms of innovation.” Morpho is…

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