The hardware–software complex One-Way Security Gateway (OSG) PLASMA DD, also known as a data diode, is designed to establish a one-directional connection between two networks with different security levels, in which information is physically transmitted in only one direction.

The data diode implements hardware physical isolation of data transmission channels. In the classical architecture, it consists of a sending module and a receiving module, connected by an optical channel that allows data to flow in only one direction. This ensures a guaranteed one-way flow of information and physically prevents data transmission in the opposite direction.
This design is significantly different from software solutions such as firewalls or proxies: the data diode does not use filtering rules or access policies, but hardware prohibits any feedback, making it virtually impervious to cyberattacks.
Examples of using PLASMA DD OSHB:
A data diode (unidirectional security gateway) is a hardware-based mechanism that physically guarantees one-way data flow between network segments with different levels of trust. Due to the absence of a return channel, it provides one of the highest levels of protection for critical infrastructures, helping to avoid cyberattacks and maintain the integrity and security of OT/ICS systems, critical services and information.
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