Security & Governance

Designed around read-only visibility, review, and evidence.

IntraLogic treats infrastructure understanding as a controlled operational process: integrations are read-only by default, model updates require review, and published versions create a governance trail.

Security Posture
No blind write-back. No silent model changes. Review comes first.
Governed
Read-only integrations

vCenter, Prism, documentation platforms, and network discovery start as visibility sources.

Controlled adoption

Detected changes are presented for review before the model is updated.

Controls

Security is considered in every area — not a single feature.

From integrations and the AI assistant to simulation, reporting, and publishing, the same controls run through every module.

Read-only API stance

Integrations gather state, inventory, and signals without modifying infrastructure.

Confirmation workflow

When the platform detects differences, users confirm before accepting them into the official model.

Role-aware access

Access can be scoped by organization, client, module, user role, and operational responsibility.

Audit logging

Important actions capture who changed what, when, why, and from which source.

Live vs Simulation

Simulation is separated from Live mode to protect the operational view and avoid confusion.

AI assistant safeguards

The AI assistant is read-only and review-first — it proposes objects, tests, and answers, but nothing enters the model until you confirm.

Versioning

Versioning, audit trail, and compliance readiness.

Every published environment model can be versioned, reviewed, and compared over time. This allows teams to see what changed, who approved it, what documentation was used, and which simulation or report was generated from that version.

Published Baselines

A reviewed model can become the approved operating baseline for that client or environment.

Change Comparison

New discoveries can be compared against the approved model before adoption.

Event Evidence

Alert snapshots can be tied to the model version that existed at the time of the event.