Dispersed
Sites and departments spread over a wide area, with links of varying quality.
Solution · By Sector
Digital governance, run on your terms
Government IT is spread across sites, departments and data centres, often behind restricted networks. Autointelli runs on infrastructure you host, including air-gapped networks, and covers monitoring, service management, assets and privileged access for the services citizens depend on.
- Self-hostedair-gap capable
- Distributedsites and departments
- Accountableaudited access
What is the department facing?Pick a scenario · sample data
- Sites and networkLinks, switches, firewalls and wireless across locations
- Data centresServers, hypervisors, databases and hardware
- Department servicesRequests, approvals and SLAs
- AssetsInventory, ownership and lifecycle by department
- Access and auditVaulted access, recordings and evidence
The problem
Government IT is distributed by nature
Many sites, many departments and strict limits on where data can go.
Restricted
Air-gapped or tightly controlled networks rule out many cloud tools.
Accountable
Public bodies have to show who accessed what and why.
Where it goes wrong
Six gaps, and how each one is closed
Sites nobody can see
How it goes wrongRemote locations report nothing until they fail.
Closed withProxy servers collect data at remote sites and report to one console, with link monitoring and topology.
Tools that need the internet
How it goes wrongCloud-only tooling can't run on restricted networks.
Closed withSelf-hosted platforms, with an offline installer for Unified360.
Requests lost between departments
How it goes wrongPaper and email approvals stall.
Closed withITDesk catalogue items with approval stages, portals and SLAs.
Assets scattered across departments
How it goes wrongNo single register of what each department holds.
Closed withIntelliAsset scopes assets by department, location and business unit, with lifecycle and warranty tracking.
Privileged access without a trail
How it goes wrongShared admin credentials and no recordings.
Closed withSecurita360: vault, approvals, command control and recorded sessions.
Evidence on request
How it goes wrongAudit questions with no ready answer.
Closed withISMS audit pack, audit trails and scheduled reports.
Segments
Where government uses it
Pick a segment to see what it typically needs and which capabilities match.
Smart cities
Infrastructure spread across a city.
- WAN linksLatency, loss, utilization
- TopologyLLDP, CDP, ARP, subnet
- WirelessControllers and cloud Wi-Fi
- Remote sitesProxy servers
- Device up/downAvailability rules
- IPAMSubnets, IPs, conflicts
Autointelli monitors the network and devices. It doesn't analyse video or sensor data.
Departments
Many teams, one service desk.
- Service catalogueForms and approval stages
- ApprovalsNamed approvers, quorum, reminders
- SLA policiesAnd escalation
- Assets by departmentOwners and locations
- Knowledge baseArticles and suggestions
- ReportsScheduled by email
Organisations in government that use Autointelli include the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the Election Commission of India and TNEGA.
Government data centres
Hosted, controlled and audited.
- Servers and databasesWindows, Linux, four engines
- HardwareiDRAC and iLO
- VirtualizationVMware, Proxmox, Nutanix
- Privileged accessVaulted and recorded
- Config backupSnapshots and diffs
- Offline installAir-gapped bundle
Unified360 has an offline installer for air-gapped networks.
Public safety
Availability of the systems that support surveillance and response.
- Ping and port checksIs it reachable
- URL checksResponse and certificate expiry
- Link monitoringCircuit quality
- Device up/downWith escalation
- Alarm consoleOne list of what's open
- Escalation policiesLevel by level
Autointelli watches the availability of the infrastructure behind these systems. It doesn't process video or run analytics.
Named organisations are those Autointelli lists as clients. Capabilities listed are what the products do.
What changes
When government IT is visible and accountable
Sites in view
Remote locations report into one console.
Data stays home
Self-hosted platforms, including on air-gapped networks.
Requests that move
Approvals and SLAs keep department work from stalling.
Accountability
Who accessed what, and why, is on record.
Built with
The platforms behind this solution
Unified360
Operations and observability
Infrastructure, network, application and database monitoring, with multi-tenant scoping.
ITDesk
IT service management
Incidents, requests, SLAs, approvals and vendor management.
IntelliAsset
Asset and patch management
Inventory, patching, lifecycle and audit-ready reporting.
Securita360
Privileged access management
Vault, just-in-time access, recorded sessions and audit trail.
Questions
Frequently asked
Can it run without internet access?
Unified360 installs from an offline bundle for air-gapped networks, and the platforms are self-hosted so data stays inside your network.
How do remote sites report?
Proxy servers collect data at remote locations and report back to a single console.
Does it analyse CCTV or sensor data?
No. It monitors the availability and performance of the network, servers and devices behind those systems, not video or analytics.
Can departments have their own view?
Customer scoping keeps data separated, and roles restrict what users see. IntelliAsset scopes assets by department, location and business unit.
Which government bodies use it?
Autointelli lists the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the Election Commission of India and TNEGA among its clients.
Does it make us compliant with a mandate?
No tool does that alone. It produces evidence and audit trails, and shows gaps.
See it in your department
Talk to us about your environment
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