Industries

Public Sector

The public sector is a matter of continuity
and fairness, not a matter of efficiency.

The financial industry is
a matter of choosing
an operational structure,
not choosing technology

The public sector is a matter of
continuity and fairness,
not a matter of efficiency.

A public-sector IT environment is not merely the operation of administrative systems.
Citizen-facing services, large-scale reservation systems, civil-complaint processing,
and policy-application platforms must be designed on the premise
of concurrent-access surges and high accessibility.

A financial IT environment is not merely system operation;
it must be designed
on the premise of 24×365
non-stop service, rigorous
regulatory compliance, and large-scale transaction processing.

A financial IT environment is not merely system operation;
it must be designed on the premise of 24×365
non-stop service, rigorous regulatory compliance,
and large-scale transaction processing.


SimpleKey defines the public sector not as a "budget-centered industry,"
but as one in which availability, fairness, and audit-readiness structures are paramount.

SimpleKey defines the public sector
not as a "budget-centered industry,"
but as one in which availability,
fairness, and audit-readiness
structures are paramount.

SimpleKey defines the public sector
not as a "budget-centered industry," but as one in which availability, fairness, and audit-readiness structures are paramount.

Key Operational Priorities

  • 01

    Citizen-Facing 24×365 Availability

    • Always-on operation of citizen-facing services

    • Non-stop requirements for reservation, application, and inquiry systems

    • Incidents escalate into social issues

  • 02

    Fair Access & Traffic Governance

    • Surges in first-come-first-served intake

    • Traffic spikes during policy-subsidy applications

    • A requirement for fair queue management

    • The need for active-user-based control

  • 03

    Audit & Compliance Control

    • Compliance with the e-government framework

    • Public-data management regulations

    • Obligations for access control and history management

    • A requirement for an audit-readiness documentation framework

  • 04

    Budget-Constrained Infrastructure

    • Budget-based IT investment

    • The inefficiency of over-provisioning infrastructure

    • The need to design around average traffic


  • 05

    Operational Transparency

    • Clarity of operational standards

    • Definition of responsible parties

    • A requirement for incident-reporting frameworks and openness


Key Operational
Priorities

  • 01

    Citizen-Facing
    24×365 Availability

    • Always-on operation of citizen-facing services

    • Non-stop requirements for reservation, application, and inquiry systems

    • Incidents escalate into social issues

  • 02

    Fair Access &
    Traffic Governance

    • Surges in first-come-first-served intake

    • Traffic spikes during policy-subsidy applications

    • A requirement for fair queue management

    • The need for active-user-based control

  • 03

    Audit & Compliance
    Control

    • Compliance with the e-government framework

    • Public-data management regulations

    • Obligations for access control and history management

    • A requirement for an audit-readiness documentation framework

  • 04

    Budget-Constrained
    Infrastructure

    • Budget-based IT investment

    • The inefficiency of over-provisioning infrastructure

    • The need to design around average traffic



  • 05

    Operational
    Transparency

    • Clarity of operational standards

    • Definition of responsible parties

    • A requirement for incident-reporting frameworks and openness




Industry Challenges

Non-Stop Operation of Citizen-Facing Services

  • Civil-complaint portals, welfare applications, and reservation systems

  • Incidents erode public trust

  • A service outage is not merely an IT issue but a risk to administrative trust

  • Civil-complaint portals, welfare applications, and reservation systems

  • Incidents erode public trust

  • A service outage is not merely an IT issue but a risk to administrative trust

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Policy- and Event-Driven Traffic Surges

  • Concentrated access during subsidy applications, exam registration, and reservation openings

  • Fairness issues with first-come-first-served

  • Cannot be solved by adding servers alone

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A Regulatory and Audit-Response Environment

  • Data-retention policy (a long-term retention obligation)

  • Log and access-history management

  • Mandatory documentation of operational standards

  • Strengthened obligations to respond to security threats such as ransomware

  • Data-retention policy
    (a long-term retention obligation)

  • Log and access-history management

  • Mandatory documentation of operational standards

  • Strengthened obligations to respond to security threats such as ransomware

  • Data-retention policy (a long-term retention obligation)

  • Log and access-history management

  • Mandatory documentation of operational standards

  • Strengthened obligations to respond to security threats such as ransomware

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A Legacy-Centered System Structure

  • Maintaining the existing infrastructure base

  • Phased cloud transition

  • Difficulty integrating new-technology adoption with operations

  • Maintaining the existing infrastructure base

  • Phased cloud transition

  • Difficulty integrating new-technology adoption with operations

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Securing Operational Stability Under Budget Constraints

  • Limits on CapEx expansion

  • A requirement for efficient resource use

  • The need for Smart Sizing

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SimpleKey's Approach to Public-Sector

SimpleKey's Approach
to Public-Sector

SimpleKey approaches the public-sector environment not as an "implementation project,"
but as a domain for designing a long-term operations framework.

SimpleKey approaches the public-sector environment
not as an "implementation project,"
but as a domain for designing
a long-term operations framework.

Fixing Standards

  • Defining incident-response standards

  • Standardizing the change-management process

  • Formalizing inspection cycles and the documentation framework

Clarifying the Accountability
Structure

Clarifying the Accountability
Structure

Clarifying the Accountability Structure

  • Defining the party that performs operations

  • An SLA-based management framework

  • Establishing reporting and escalation structures

Deploying Control Levers

  • Applying a traffic-control structure

  • Building a consultation-automation framework

  • Designing a data-protection architecture

  • Designing long-term-retention infrastructure


Recommended Service and Solution Structure

Recommended Service
and Solution Structure

In the public sector, a combination of fair access control, secured availability,
and an audit-readiness framework is needed.

In the public sector, a combination of fair access
control, secured availability, and an audit-readiness framework is needed.

IT Services

  • SLA-based continuous operations

  • Establishing a standard incident-response process

  • Clarifying the accountability structure

  • Integrated vendor management

  • A 24×365 monitoring framework

  • SLA-based continuous operations

  • Establishing a standard incident-response process

  • Clarifying the accountability structure

  • Integrated vendor management

  • A 24×365 monitoring framework

  • SLA-based continuous operations

  • Establishing a standard incident-response process

  • Clarifying the accountability structure

  • Integrated vendor management

  • A 24×365 monitoring framework

We transform operations into a controllable

administrative-support structure.

SIMPLEXA Solution
Application Structure

A. Traffic Control

  • Ensuring fairness in first-come-first-served applications

  • Application of a Virtual Waiting Room

  • Concurrency control based on active users

  • Budget efficiency based on Smart Sizing

  • Ensuring fairness in first-come-first-served applications

  • Application of a Virtual Waiting Room

  • Concurrency control based on active users

  • Budget efficiency based on Smart Sizing

B. AICC (AI Contact Center)

  • Automation of civil-complaint consultations

  • Integration of multichannel response

  • AI-based consultation summaries and statistics

  • Analysis of civil-complaint data

  • Automation of civil-complaint consultations

  • Integration of multichannel response

  • AI-based consultation summaries and statistics

  • Analysis of civil-complaint data

C. SUSE Linux

  • A stable LTS-based OS

  • Improvement of the cost structure

  • HA/DR design

  • A stable LTS-based OS

  • Improvement of the cost structure

  • HA/DR design

D. SANGFOR HCI

  • A VMware-alternative virtualization/HCI transition

  • Socket-based licensing — securing budget predictability

  • All-in-one integration
    (virtualization + storage + networking + security + DR)

  • Reduced burden of separate security solutions through built-in platform security

  • Minimized service-disruption risk through phased transition

  • A VMware-alternative virtualization/HCI transition

  • Socket-based licensing — securing budget predictability

  • All-in-one integration
    (virtualization + storage + networking + security + DR)

  • Reduced burden of separate security solutions through built-in platform security

  • Minimized service-disruption risk through phased transition

E. LTZero

  • Long-term retention of public data — cost-efficient archiving based on a tape library

  • Compliance with legal and regulatory retention obligations (long-term data-retention policy)

  • Air-gap-based ransomware response (physical isolation)

  • Lower build costs than AWS Glacier and zero retrieval fees

  • Metadata Hub — automatic classification and cataloging of unstructured public data

  • Global use by research institutions and for public records (NASA, Max Planck, etc.)

  • Long-term retention of public data — cost-efficient archiving based on a tape library

  • Compliance with legal and regulatory retention obligations (long-term data-retention policy)

  • Air-gap-based ransomware response (physical isolation)

  • Lower build costs than AWS Glacier and zero retrieval fees

  • Metadata Hub — automatic classification and cataloging of unstructured public data

  • Global use by research institutions and for public records (NASA, Max Planck, etc.)

F. Fastly

  • Global edge acceleration for citizen portals (Government24, civil-complaint portals, etc.)

  • Next-Gen WAF — OWASP Top 10 defense for public web services

  • DDoS Protection (L3/L4/L7) — cyberattack defense with 532 Tbps global capacity

  • Bot Management — preventing automated fraudulent applications and macros

  • Real-time visibility — 100% real-time log retention for audit response

  • Global edge acceleration for citizen portals (Government24, civil-complaint portals, etc.)

  • Next-Gen WAF — OWASP Top 10 defense for public web services

  • DDoS Protection (L3/L4/L7) — cyberattack defense with 532 Tbps global capacity

  • Bot Management — preventing automated fraudulent applications and macros

  • Real-time visibility — 100% real-time log retention for audit response

  • Global edge acceleration for citizen portals (Government24, civil-complaint portals, etc.)

  • Next-Gen WAF — OWASP Top 10 defense for public web services

  • DDoS Protection (L3/L4/L7) — cyberattack defense with 532 Tbps global capacity

  • Bot Management — preventing automated fraudulent applications and macros

  • Real-time visibility — 100% real-time log retention for audit response

G. MongoDB

  • Integration of unstructured public data (policy documents, civil complaints, administrative materials)

  • Multi-cloud and hybrid support — handling phased cloud transitions

  • DBMS modernization + cost reduction (Oracle-replacement cases)

  • Integration of unstructured public data (policy documents, civil complaints, administrative materials)

  • Multi-cloud and hybrid support — handling phased cloud transitions

  • DBMS modernization + cost reduction (Oracle-replacement cases)

Application Structure

SimpleKey's approach to the public sector follows this structure

SimpleKey's approach to the public sector
follows this structure

Analyzing traffic patterns by service type

Setting fairness-based concurrency criteria

Designing flow-control and queuing policies

Integrating and automating civil-complaint consultations

Designing a data-protection and long-term-retention framework

Establishing an audit-response operations framework

Integrating and automating civil-complaint consultations

Designing a data-protection and long-term-retention framework

Establishing an audit-response operations framework

SLA-based continuous operations

It is a model for designing the operational structure of administrative services,
not mere implementation.

It is a model for designing the operational structure
of administrative services, not mere implementation.

Analyzing traffic patterns by service type

Setting fairness-based concurrency criteria

Designing flow-control and queuing policies

Integrating and automating civil-complaint consultations

Designing a data-protection and long-term-retention framework

Establishing an audit-response operations framework

SLA-based continuous operations

Major Engagement Areas

Major Engagement
Areas

Integrated maintenance for public agencies

Flow-control solution operations

Large-scale system migration

Outsourced data-center operations

HA/DR environment implementation

Long-term public-data retention infrastructure design

Characteristics

Engagements based on long-term maintenance contracts

Experience operating public-agency data centers

Experience operating

public-agency data centers

Capability in controlling policy-service traffic

Capability Proof

We prove ourselves through operational structure, not logos.
SimpleKey has served the public sector in the following areas.

We prove ourselves through operational structure,
not logos. SimpleKey has served the public sector
in the following areas.

It is an engagement structure based on long-term operational contracts,
not one-off implementation.


It is an engagement structure
based on long-term operational contracts,
not one-off implementation.

It is an engagement structure based on long-term
operational contracts, not one-off implementation.

SimpleKey's Definition of the Public Sector

SimpleKey's Definition
of the Public Sector

Public-sector IT is not technology but trust-based administrative infrastructure.
If it is not fair, complaints arise; if it stops, it becomes a social problem.


Public-sector IT is not technology but trust-based administrative infrastructure.
If it is not fair, complaints arise; if it stops,
it becomes a social problem.

SimpleKey defines the public sector as a
"structural industry that manages availability and fairness simultaneously."

SimpleKey defines the public
sector as a "structural industry
that manages availability and fairness simultaneously."

SimpleKey defines the public sector as a
"structural industry that manages availability
and fairness simultaneously."

In the public sector, IT is not a budget
but a structure for protecting administrative trust.


In the public sector,
IT is not a budget
but a structure for protecting administrative trust.

In the public sector, IT is not a budget
but a structure for protecting administrative trust.

SimpleKey

secures availability,

governs fairness,

protects data,

and structures operations

to design a continuity-centered operating model
optimized for the public-sector environment.

to design a continuity-centered operating
model optimized for
the public-sector environment.

Are you ready to
secure both the stability and
fairness of citizen-facing services?

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Tel : 02-784-5700

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Tel : 02-784-5700

Fax: 02-784-5701

Customer Center: 1599-9731

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