Cyber defense

Runtime Defense

Watch live workloads continuously and catch unexpected behavior early, down to the image, release, and identity behind it.

Ahead of the attack.Every step on the record.

Runtime Defense keeps watch around the clock, sees where a threat is heading, and acts only within the limits you set.

WatchA production container starts a shell it has never run before.
AnticipateOllandi traces the process to its image and release, the identity it runs as, and where it is calling.
ContainA limited traffic restriction or quarantine is checked against uptime and your policy before it runs.
ProveOllandi confirms the process has stopped and the service is healthy before the incident closes.
Runtime DefenseCase 0142CONTAINED EARLYSeen 02:04 · contained before it spread

Case timeline

  1. Watch

    A production container starts a shell it has never run before.

  2. Anticipate

    Ollandi traces the process to its image and release, the identity it runs as, and where it is calling.

  3. Contain

    A limited traffic restriction or quarantine is checked against uptime and your policy before it runs.

  4. Prove

    Ollandi confirms the process has stopped and the service is healthy before the incident closes.

Evidence linked

Runtime and process telemetry
Container and orchestrator metadata
Image and deployment records
Workload identities
Network flows and service maps

Authority CONTROLLED AUTONOMY

Capture evidence and watch more closelyAutonomous
Restrict workload communicationAutonomous
Quarantine a workload within policyApprove

What it covers.And what it does about it.

Watch live workloads continuously and catch unexpected behavior early, down to the image, release, and identity behind it.

Watches

  • Processes and execution chains
  • Containers, workloads, and hosts
  • Image, release, and configuration history
  • Service calls, data access, and network traffic

Finds

  • Unexpected execution and persistence
  • Workload identity misuse
  • Drift after a deployment
  • Suspicious service-to-service calls

Explains

  • Which image, release, or change caused the behavior
  • The workload’s identity and what it can reach
  • Whether the behavior is what the service should do
  • What isolating or rolling back would disrupt

Acts

  • Capture evidence and watch more closely
  • Restrict workload communication
  • Quarantine a workload within policy
  • Prepare rollback or credential rotation for sign-off

How Ollandi stays ahead.Watch, anticipate, act, prove.

The same loop runs on every signal, all the time: watch it, see where it is heading, act within your rules, and keep the proof.

01Watch

A production container starts a shell it has never run before.

02Anticipate

Ollandi traces the process to its image and release, the identity it runs as, and where it is calling.

03Contain

A limited traffic restriction or quarantine is checked against uptime and your policy before it runs.

04Prove

Ollandi confirms the process has stopped and the service is healthy before the incident closes.

Evidence it reads

Runtime Defense connects to the systems you already run. Nothing to rip out.

Runtime and process telemetryContainer and orchestrator metadataImage and deployment recordsWorkload identitiesNetwork flows and service mapsPolicy and change history
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Authority you set

Choose how far Ollandi acts on its own. Move up only when you are ready.

01Observe & NotifyOllandi watches and explains. Your team makes every change.
02Assisted ResponseOllandi prepares the response. Your team signs off.
03Controlled AutonomyOllandi contains named threats within your rules, and every action can be reversed.
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Put Runtime Defense to work.See it on your own systems.

Tell us the services you run. We will show you what Ollandi would see, and what it would do.