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Ollandi for manufacturing

Keep the lines running through faults, bad changes, and ransomware

Every hour a line stands idle is output you rarely win back. Ollandi finds whether a stop came from equipment, a change, ERP, or an attacker, warns you before the next one, and holds ransomware at the boundary between office and plant.

In practice

A week on the plant floor

Lines stop for many reasons. Ollandi finds the real one, and keeps attackers from adding theirs.

  • Once it fills, line data stops recording and quality records go missing. Ollandi flags it days ahead and tells the OT team what to clear.

  • Ollandi compares the controller’s logic with last week’s and finds the change an integrator pushed through a remote session. Engineering restores the approved version and the line restarts.

  • Ollandi blocks the infected hosts from the plant network and revokes the stolen admin sessions, so production keeps running while IT cleans up. In production, Ollandi’s responses average 2.1 minutes. The industry takes 420.

  • The timeline, the blocked hosts, the approvals, and proof that the line kept running are kept as evidence for cyber insurers, customer audits, and ISO 27001.

Across your estate

Plant floor, back office, and the suppliers between them

A factory can stop because of a controller, a network link, an ERP order, or a supplier’s remote session. Attackers know an idle line pays ransoms fast.

  • Lines and control systems

    Controllers, HMIs, and historians, with every configuration change compared to the work that was authorized. Process and safety decisions remain on the plant floor.

  • The office-to-plant boundary

    The paths between corporate IT and the plant, closed fast when ransomware or a stolen login tries to cross.

  • ERP and production planning

    Orders, inventory, and quality systems, with failures that would halt shipping or picking caught early.

  • Integrators and suppliers

    OEM support tunnels and supplier portals, open only for the job and the hours that were approved.

  • Legacy systems and code

    Old Windows HMIs and aging engineering PCs ordered by risk, and reachable flaws in MES and integration code fixed first.

Who it serves

Plant leaders, engineers, and whoever signs off on risk

  • Plant director

    More hours of output, and a clear reason for every stop.

  • OT and controls engineering

    Changes and faults explained down to the controller, and the final word on the process left with you.

  • CIO and CISO

    Ransomware stopped at the plant boundary around the clock, without hiring a night shift for security.

  • Finance and risk

    The evidence your cyber insurer and auditors ask for, produced as a byproduct of running the plant.

Domain Intelligence Packs

The packs that matter most here

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Domain Intelligence Pack

Network DIP

An intruder moving between servers is stopped at the next hop, and a failing link is flagged before transactions fail.

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Domain Intelligence Pack

Endpoint DIP

Ransomware contained on the first device it lands on, long before it can reach a file server or a backup.

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Domain Intelligence Pack

On-premises DIP

The legacy systems the business still depends on stay up and defended, including the ones nobody on the team owns anymore.

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Domain Intelligence Pack

Operational technology DIP

Plants keep producing while attacks on controllers and remote access are stopped, and the control room keeps the final say.

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