Maintain a secure, compliant, and operationally ready application estate — with continuous, automated intelligence designed for the demands of defence IT.
Application governance in defence isn’t just an operational concern — it’s a security imperative. Unpatched software, ungoverned applications, and invisible shadow IT create vulnerabilities that threat actors actively exploit.
At the same time, defence organisations often manage complex, multi-tenant environments — across agencies, programmes, and contracted entities — where maintaining consistent governance standards is extremely difficult without the right tooling.
ALICE continuously discovers and maps every application across your estate — identifying unpatched software, end-of-life tools, and applications outside your approved catalogue. Reduce your attack surface with precision, not guesswork.
Defence organisations frequently manage multiple Microsoft tenants across programmes, agencies, or contracted supply chain entities. ALICE provides a unified view across all of them — enabling consistent governance without the manual overhead.
ALICE monitors your estate in real time, alerting your team to changes and drift the moment they occur. Maintain a known-good baseline and respond to deviations before they become operational or security issues.
ALICE supports alignment with Cyber Essentials and broader UK government security frameworks — providing the application control and patching intelligence that underpins a strong compliance posture
Automated discovery across complex, multi-tenant environments
Vulnerability intelligence mapped to specific devices and users
Real-time drift alerting and governance baseline management
Multi-tenant consolidated view across agencies and programmes
Compliance reporting aligned to Cyber Essentials and government security standards
A large financial services organisation used ALICE to gain visibility and control across multiple Microsoft tenants — rationalising duplicate applications, reducing compliance risk, and accelerating post-merger integration.
