Air-Gapped And Self-Hosted RMM For Indian Estates
Endpoint monitoring, patching and remote support for sites that cannot call a vendor cloud. The control plane and its logs sit on infrastructure you nominate.
What the console looks like
What this actually does
Plants, labs, PSUs, and defence-adjacent estates are often told their only options are an RMM that phones home to a vendor cloud or no RMM at all. Running the ControlIT control plane inside your estate removes that choice.
The control plane runs on infrastructure you nominate
your data centre or your hypervisor. Endpoint telemetry, inventory, and audit logs stay inside your estate.
No vendor cloud dependency for day-to-day operation, which is what makes the difference in an environment with a no-telemetry requirement.
Endpoint health, service, disk, SMART, process, and custom sensors, with OS patching and software inventory across Windows and Linux.
Remote support and scripted remediation run across the same encrypted fabric rather than needing a separate screen-sharing product with its own outbound path.
Administrative audit trails, session logging, and configuration change tracking support CERT-In, ISO, and DPDP evidence requests.
What changes as a result
- Endpoint management without a vendor cloud dependency
- Telemetry and logs that never leave your infrastructure
- One console across plant, office, and branch
- Evidence available for CERT-In and ISO conversations
- Pricing agreed per deployment, not a cloud tier that changes under you
Three ways to find out if it fits.
AD Readiness Review
Forty-five minutes on your directory and remote access, and a one-page verdict you can circulate.
Book the reviewThe 14-Day Pilot
Five criteria agreed in writing first, then tested on real endpoints. If it fails, you walk.
Plan a pilotTalk to Us
Tell us about your sites, endpoints and directory. We will tell you what the overlay changes.
Talk to us
Discuss an air-gapped deployment
Bring us your directory, your remote access and your sites. We will map what the overlay changes before anyone signs anything.