Where it runs
- Oil, gas, and power: the boundary between office and plant networks
- Hospitals: each site’s link and the clinical network
- Bank branches, ATM networks, and payment sites
- Ports, airports, factories, and mining sites
A compact box on the link between a site and the outside world that keeps plants, wards, and branches running during an attack.

It stops ransomware crossing from the office network into a plant, blocks rogue vendor remote sessions, and isolates infected machines at the site. It is built for heat, dust, and unstable power, with a fanless option.
Cloud and server tools react in seconds to minutes, and attackers switch off agents on machines they control. Hardware in the network path keeps working when a server is taken over.
Average time from first break-in to spreading inside a network
CrowdStrike 2026The fastest recorded spread from first break-in
CrowdStrike 2026How long the record 31.4 Tbps flood lasted
StationXEvery Inline unit is designed so that action at machine speed can never take a network down or exceed the authority it was given.
A hardware bypass keeps traffic flowing if a unit crashes or loses power.
Each block or rate limit lapses unless Ollandi confirms it.
A unit acts on its own only to drop, rate-limit, or isolate. Bigger actions go to Ollandi and your people.
A named operator’s hardware key is needed to raise a unit’s authority level.
Each action is signed inside the unit and logged with a short packet capture.
Every deployment starts by watching and recording only, then goes live one level at a time.
A card inside each server, a box at each site, and a carrier-grade unit where your network meets the internet, all run by Ollandi.
Every deployment starts in shadow mode, watching and recording only, then goes live one level at a time.