Government, Public Sector & Institutional Solutions

Public Sector Cloud & Infrastructure Support

Planning, migration and operation of public sector applications on MeitY-empanelled cloud, NIC or state data centres, with security, backups and compliance with CERT-In directions.

Overview

Why it matters
for your business.

Government and institutional applications must run on approved infrastructure, follow CERT-In directions on log retention and incident reporting, and stay available during peak demand such as result days or scheme deadlines. Many departments lack in-house cloud skills and rely on ageing servers. We plan, migrate and operate infrastructure for public sector applications on MeitY-empanelled cloud services, NIC or state data centres.

We assess your application portfolio, hosting constraints and data classification, then recommend the right environment for each system. Migration includes landing zone setup, network security, backups and disaster recovery. Day-to-day, we monitor performance, apply patches, manage capacity and keep logs as required by CERT-In directions. Incident response procedures include reporting timelines. Cost reports help departments track cloud spending against sanctioned budgets.

What's included

  • Application and infrastructure assessment
  • Cloud or data centre hosting plan
  • Secure landing zone and network configuration
  • Migration with backup and disaster recovery
  • Monitoring, patching and log retention setup
  • Incident response plan and cost reports
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Outcomes

What changes
for your business.

Ideal for

  • Departments moving off ageing on-premise servers
  • State data centres needing operations support
  • Institutions adopting MeitY-empanelled cloud services

Compliant hosting

Applications run on approved infrastructure with logging and incident procedures aligned to CERT-In directions.

Resilient public services

Backups, disaster recovery and capacity planning help services stay available during demand peaks.

Controlled cloud spend

Regular cost reporting and right-sizing keep usage aligned with sanctioned budgets.

How we deliver

A clear, accountable
process.

Every engagement follows the same disciplined approach, adapted to the size and urgency of your project.

  1. 01

    Discover

    We map your workflows, users and integrations, then agree scope, priorities and milestones.

  2. 02

    Design

    User flows, interface designs and architecture are reviewed with you before development starts.

  3. 03

    Build

    Short sprints with working demos, code reviews and testing, so you see progress every step.

  4. 04

    Launch & support

    We deploy, train your team, hand over documentation and stay on for support and enhancements.

Ways to work with us

  • Fixed-price projectsDefined scope, milestones and deliverables.
  • Time & materialFlexible delivery based on actual effort and resources.
  • Dedicated teamsAssigned engineers, testers or marketers for ongoing work.
  • Annual maintenance contractsScheduled maintenance and support agreements.

FAQ

Common
questions.

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.

Which cloud providers can government departments use?

Departments generally use cloud service offerings empanelled by MeitY, NIC cloud services or state data centres, depending on data classification and procurement rules. Procurement is often through GeM. We help you identify suitable options and requirements, though the final choice follows your department’s policies and approvals.

What do CERT-In directions require for our infrastructure?

CERT-In directions issued in 2022 include requirements such as reporting specified cyber incidents within short timelines, maintaining logs for a defined period within India and synchronising clocks with approved time sources. We configure logging, time synchronisation and incident procedures to support these obligations.

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