Each team saw only its own layer. A mobile network operator, before Ollandi: - Radio, core, USSD, wallet and partner banks each had a different owner - SIM swaps, device changes and PIN resets sat in separate systems - Partner bank failures surfaced as customer complaints After Ollandi: - Failed transfers traced to the layer responsible, as they happen - SIM swap, new device and PIN reset on one subscriber: one threat sequence - Containment, like pausing a compromised credential, runs after an operator approves How it runs: operating mode: Assisted Response; works as: A reasoning layer over existing network, wallet and identity tools; stays with the operator: Network and wallet configuration changes. In production, our previous generation (PulseADT on ADT-4 Pro) recorded a mean time to respond of 2.1 minutes, against an industry average of 420. Results depend on the telemetry available. Read the full story at glemad.com, and request an executive briefing at ollandi.com. #Ollandi #CyberSecurity #AI #MobileMoney #Telecom
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