CAT - WAN-side attack filter

Subpico CAT devices are connected on the optical wire right before the router (WAN side), so they can filter incoming threats while they are still outside, where they did not reach our network, and it removes unnecessary load from the router, too. We make it impossible what others (CISCO and Co.) are merely trying to catch inside!

Time-Fabric — picosecond time as a network primitive. On the same fabric and silicon (SubpicoCAT® DS-1/DS-2/LF2/SC103 FPGA clocking), the Time-Fabric pillar exposes subnanosecond,
picosecond-grade time as a service; makes every packet framecoherent — bound to a measurable physical reference frame, so a packet whose measured timing/phase/kinematic signature contradicts its claimed origin is dropped at the wire, not analysed after the fact; and turns the global probe fleet into a planet-scale measurement instrument. Frame-coherence makes a whole class of L3 header-spoofing attacks physically impossible at the protected edge, and anchors identity and provenance on physics rather than certificates. Target surfaces span 6G fronthaul, quantumnetworking testbeds, satellite-ground handoff and defence.