By combining deltaflare’s Phoenix platform with OnLogic’s industrial edge hardware, this partnership provides essential and critical infrastructure operators with a secure, software-defined foundation for their distributed OT estates.
Industrial computing and edge AI specialists OnLogic and operational technology (OT) cybersecurity leader deltaflare have announced a strategic partnership to deliver cyber-resilient, hardened hardware solutions tailored for Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) and essential services.
By integrating deltaflare’s Phoenix platform with fanless, ruggedized edge computing hardware from OnLogic, the collaboration provides a secure-by-design foundation for operators in energy, water, electricity, and transport networks, allowing them to safely digitize and defend distributed assets.
Hardening the Edge: Software-Defined Security on Industrial Compute
Modern distributed infrastructure relies on processing data directly at remote, unmanned locations subject to extreme temperature fluctuations and continuous 24/7 operational demands. Traditional technology solutions risk catastrophic failure in these harsh environments from environmental stressors or cyber vulnerabilities.
OnLogic devices provide the hardened physical foundation for deltaflare’s software-defined Phoenix platform. Engineered to withstand harsh conditions, OnLogic hardware provides Phoenix with a stable, intervention-free foundation at the operational edge, enabling the platform to run security controls, enforce access policies, and maintain continuous evidence of compliance without relying on site visits to keep it online.
“Our Phoenix platform replaces a stack of separately procured vendor products in detection, asset visibility, remote access, network security, and workload isolation, with a single software platform on standardized edge hardware. For that to be credible in critical operational environments, the compute platform has to be reliable without intervention. OnLogic gives us that. Their supply chain depth and industrial build quality are what make the model work in practice,” says Mo Javadi, co-founder and COO of deltaflare.
Encapsulating Legacy Systems and Ensuring Compliance
A persistent challenge for essential service operators is protecting legacy industrial systems that cannot be patched, replaced, or taken offline. The joint solution uses OnLogic industrial edge computers alongside deltaflare’s platform encapsulation layer to run legacy SCADA workstations and unsupported operating systems inside a secure-by-design virtualization environment, without requiring changes to the underlying systems.
The integrated solution continuously captures telemetry, asset inventory, and configuration state as part of normal platform operation, producing audit-ready evidence of UK NIS and EU NIS2 compliance without requiring a separate assurance workstream. This gives asset owners evidence of Zero Trust controls in practice.
Reducing Operational Friction and TCO
The partnership significantly reduces the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and operational friction associated with managing remote infrastructure.
Eliminating Truck Rolls / Call-outs: The high-availability, fanless design of OnLogic hardware virtually eliminates the need for expensive emergency maintenance trips to remote sites to replace or reboot failed PCs.
Central Orchestration: Through the Phoenix platform, fleets of edge-deployed OnLogic units can be maintained via templated blueprints, enabling low-overhead deployment and secure remote updates at scale.
“Our hardware is meant to be installed and then left to do its work for the life of the project,” says Roel Weijters, EU Partnership Manager at OnLogic. “This provides the reliable physical infrastructure that ensures deltaflare’s apps stay online 24/7, keeping vital systems secure and accessible at all times.”
