Government
Federal government networks with security and compliance in mind.
Connect agencies, field offices, and data centers with resilient networks and strong security controls aligned to government guidelines.
Built for security‑sensitive workloads
Designs can include segmentation, encryption, monitoring, and documentation practices that align with government security guidelines.
Connectivity and security challenges in federal environments
Federal networks support sensitive data, citizen services, and mission‑critical applications that must stay available and secure.
Agencies must handle legacy systems, new cloud services, and strict cyber‑security requirements all at once.
What a federal‑grade network needs
- Segmentation: Separate mission systems, user access, admin tools, and public‑facing services.
- Perimeter and internal security: Firewalls, IDS/IPS, and monitoring for both north‑south and east‑west traffic.
- Resilience: Redundant circuits, equipment, and paths for high‑availability environments.
- Auditability: Logging, reporting, and change records to support oversight and compliance.
Services for federal agencies and programs
High‑availability Internet & WAN
Redundant connectivity for primary, backup, and DR sites.
SD‑WAN & private networking
Segment and prioritize agency, partner, and citizen‑facing traffic.
Advanced Security & DDoS protection
Protect portals, APIs, and remote access from attacks and misuse.
Managed Security & monitoring
24/7 monitoring, alert triage, and incident assistance.
Federal use cases we support
- Agency WANs: Connect HQ, regional offices, and remote facilities securely.
- Citizen services: Support portals, call centers, and digital services with resilient connectivity.
- Secure cloud access: Connect to approved cloud environments with private and secure paths.
- Remote work: Provide secure access for authorized staff and contractors from outside sites.
Benefits for agency CIOs, CISOs, and program leaders
Stronger security posture: Align connectivity and controls with government cyber‑security guidance.
Improved availability: Design for resilience so critical services stay online.
Better visibility: Use centralized telemetry and logging to monitor risk and performance.
Flexible evolution: Add new sites, services, and clouds without disrupting existing missions.
Example federal network architecture
Build a segmented core that separates mission systems, user access, and public‑facing zones, with controlled connections between them.
Edge security, DDoS protection, and monitoring tools watch both external and internal traffic for anomalies and policy violations.
Typical path
Users/field sites → Access & segmentation → Security Edge/Advanced Security → SD‑WAN/Internet/private cloud → Agency apps and shared services.
Federal government FAQs
Can you align to our existing security and compliance frameworks?
Yes. Designs can be mapped to your policies and controls, and documentation can reflect how connectivity and security elements fit those requirements.
Do you support hybrid and multi‑cloud connectivity?
Secure connections can be designed for approved cloud environments alongside on‑premises and shared service networks.
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