Network intelligence that stays on-shore.
For a government agency, the map of your own estate — every device, address and connection — is exactly the kind of information that must stay on-shore, on-premises and under your own control. Claridis gives you that map, and the record of who accessed it, without any of it leaving the building.
A discovery tool that phones home is unacceptable.
Agencies are accountable for where their information lives and who can reach it. A product that reaches into your estate from a vendor's cloud, or ships the resulting topology off-shore, moves sovereign information outside your control and outside your PSPF and ISM boundary. Claridis is built on the opposite principle: the intelligence is produced and kept on an appliance you run and own, on-shore, with no outbound telemetry and no vendor cloud to connect to.
Accountability you can hand to an assessor.
The question that decides most agency assurance work is not what the tool does, but whether you can show who did what. Claridis answers it with a first-class audit trail rather than a log you have to reconstruct.
Every authentication and every change is recorded with the actor always attached — and the accounting is presented grouped by session, so a single sign-in reads end to end.
You can follow one login from start to finish: who signed in, from where, what they viewed and what they changed, in order, as one session — not a scatter of lines you have to stitch together by timestamp. The trail is reviewable in the appliance and exportable, which turns "we have controls" into an artefact an IRAP assessor or an internal reviewer can take away. Because it lives on your appliance, that evidence is produced from a deployment your agency operates itself — not a shared service you have to take on trust.
The rest of what an agency needs, on the same appliance.
An audit trail is only as good as the estate it describes and the access controls around it. Both run on the appliance alongside it.
Role-based access across defined roles
Access is governed by defined roles, so the audit trail records not just what happened but that only the right people could have made it happen.
A current, defensible inventory
Evidence-based discovery, IPAM and topology give you an accurate picture of what is on the network and how it connects — the foundation most PSPF and ISM controls assume you already hold.
AI you can account for
On the Local AI edition, Claridis's assistant runs on the appliance and self-audits its own posture against Australia's AI Ethics Principles — so adopting on-box AI does not create an ungoverned dependency you then have to explain.
Run it inside your agency's perimeter.
Request an evaluation appliance and run Claridis on your own network — produce the map, exercise the roles, and export a real audit trail. Evaluating it requires nothing to leave your premises, and there is no cloud account to create. For the full control mapping, see Sovereignty & Trust; for the product behind the audit trail — discovery, IPAM, topology and governed access on one appliance — see Claridis (in Beta).