Government organisations must ensure continuous availability of public digital services, particularly during sensitive periods such as elections. Coordinated DDoS attacks can disrupt communication channels, reduce public trust and impact operational continuity.
Protecting a large and diverse digital estate requires consistent security controls and scalable deployment across thousands of domains.
We implemented a phased resilience programme to place public-facing services behind a unified edge protection layer. Domains were onboarded through a structured migration process ensuring controlled cutovers and minimal operational risk. In parallel, internal teams were trained to manage configurations independently, supported by standardised security practices and ongoing expert assistance for optimisation and incident escalation.
