Public sector
On your own servers, sealed off from the internet if you need.
Public services run on systems that cannot send data to an outside service. Pindot runs entirely inside your network, fully air-gapped, and explains incidents with the evidence your auditors expect.
Pindot reads the systems an incident here usually runs across:
- Citizen-facing services
- Case management
- Identity and directory
- Shared infrastructure
What public sector needs, and how Pindot meets it.
Three things every team we talk to asks for first. Each answer links to where we promise it in full.
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Runs with no internet connection
Sensitive networks are sealed off, and a tool that needs to call out cannot be installed.
Pindot needs no outside connection to install, run or answer a question. Even the AI runs on your hardware.
Deployment options - 2
Nothing leaves without a decision
Every path out of a sensitive network has to be approved and visible.
Findings go to tools like Jira or Slack only when an administrator switches that on. In an air-gapped install, only to tools inside your network.
Where your data goes - 3
Accountable answers
Decisions taken during an incident have to stand up to review later.
Every answer cites its records, and the audit trail records who asked, where Pindot looked and what it said.
Every answer on the record
Stop digging through logs at 2am.
Bring your own 02:14, a real incident from your systems. We will show you how Pindot finds the cause, and where every piece of evidence came from.