The systems behind public accountability
We run and monitor the data centers behind justice and audit institutions, and digitize the workflows that move a citizen from a journey of suffering to prompt service.
Justice and audit institutions carry the public’s trust, so their systems have to be secure, continuously available, and provably operated — while the services citizens actually touch move from paper queues to a screen they can use from anywhere.
Business value — Data centers that stay up and stay watched, and services that reach citizens directly — with the evidence to answer any audit.
Technical — Managed data-center operations, Zabbix and Grafana monitoring, and custom digital-justice applications and CRM on Oracle and MS-SQL.
At a glance
Challenges, transformations, and priorities
Challenges
- Public trust and auditability
- 24/7 data-center security and monitoring
- Paper-bound citizen workflows
Transformations
- Full infrastructure visibility, no licence cost
- Notary and legal services taken online
- Secure, paperless operations
Priorities
- Provable, always-on operations
- Open source, no vendor lock-in
- Citizen self-service, anywhere
What we do for justice & law
Run it, watch it, and put it online
Managed data-center operations
End-to-end operation, monitoring, and security across systems, applications, and network — to agreed service levels.
Data-center monitoring
One open-source stack — Zabbix and Grafana — for the whole estate, at a fraction of the cost of Prometheus.
Digital-justice platforms
Custom applications and CRM that take legal, notary, and audit workflows online — usable from anywhere.
The platform stack
Custom applications and CRM on Oracle WebLogic; Oracle Database and Microsoft SQL Server; Zabbix with Grafana for monitoring; across Linux and Windows.
Proven in justice & law
Institutions we run and secure today
Accountability State Authority
Running the data center behind public accountability
End-to-end operation, monitoring, and security of the systems, applications, and network for a supreme audit institution.
Government · Digital justice
From a journey of suffering to prompt justice — notary services online
Digitizing the notary and real-estate registry — from 79 to 578 services online, draft-it-yourself and available anywhere.
Government · Justice ministry
One open-source stack for a justice ministry’s data center
Zabbix and Grafana replacing a multi-part Prometheus setup — one engine, one dashboard, at lower cost.
Government · Prosecution service
One pane of glass over a prosecution authority’s data center
The same Zabbix and Grafana combination across the whole estate — flexible cover of every layer, cheaper than the Prometheus it replaced.
79 → 578
Notary services taken online
Anywhere
Self-service, no counter queue
1 pane
Of glass across the data center
Lower cost
Than the previous Prometheus setup
The technology behind it
| Applications | Custom-built applications, CRM |
| Middleware | Oracle WebLogic |
| Database | Oracle Database, Microsoft SQL Server |
| Monitoring | Zabbix, Grafana — purely open source |
| Operating systems | Linux, Windows |
Frequently asked questions
What do you run for justice institutions?
The data centers behind case and records systems — operated and monitored — plus the digitization of citizen-facing services such as notarization.
How do you monitor a data center affordably?
On Zabbix and Grafana: one engine and one dashboard replacing a many-part Prometheus deployment, at markedly lower running cost.
Can citizen services really move off paper queues?
Yes. At Egypt’s Real Estate Registry, transactions that once meant years of queues and agency-hopping can now be started online.