Orquestrocloud Wins Contracts to Design Disaster Recovery Systems for 38 Public Systems, Including Government24
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Orquestrocloud has won both the 7th and 8th projects of the '2026 Public Disaster Recovery System (DR) Construction Information Strategy Plan (ISP),' promoted by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety and NIA.
The design targets a total of 38 information systems, with the 8th project covering 21 systems across 9 ministries and agencies, and the 7th project covering 17 systems from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety and the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
Orquestrocloud will begin designing a DR framework for major public information systems, including Government24 and the mobile ID service, and will also prepare an implementation plan to link the work to follow-on construction projects.
Orquestrocloud said on the 2nd that it has won both the 7th and 8th projects of the "2026 Public Disaster Recovery System (DR) Construction Information Strategy Plan (ISP)," promoted by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety and the National Information Society Agency (NIA).
As a result, Orquestrocloud will begin designing a disaster recovery (DR) framework for major public information systems, including Government24 and the mobile ID service.
The core of the project is the design of a redundant information system and remote disaster recovery framework to prevent the suspension of major public services in the event of a disaster or outage.
The push for this project comes as the need to strengthen DR systems for ensuring service continuity across major public information systems has grown following last year's fire at the National Information Resources Service's Daejeon center.
A total of 38 information systems are subject to the design, with the 8th project covering 21 systems across 9 ministries and agencies. The systems under the 8th project include the Government24 public service, the National Secretary notification service, and the Public Data Portal.
The 7th project covers 17 systems from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety and the Ministry of Health and Welfare. Examples of the systems included are the mobile ID platform, the simple authentication system, and the next-generation social security information system.
Orquestrocloud plans to apply different DR methods depending on each system's operating environment and criticality after analyzing service characteristics. Accordingly, it will apply AADR to 7 systems, including the Government24 public service and the mobile ID platform, while promoting ASDR for the remaining systems.
Based on this differentiated approach, Orquestrocloud will establish a DR target model for each system. It will then analyze the existing information system infrastructure and operating framework, and identify improvement items needed to transition to a disaster recovery environment.
After that, it will design the hardware and software configuration as well as the infrastructure architecture, and proceed to design a DR standard target model that reflects each institution's environment and estimate the scale of infrastructure needed for actual deployment.
The project will also establish a detailed implementation plan so that the design results can be linked to follow-on construction projects. To this end, it will identify execution tasks for each system, determine construction priorities, set phased implementation schedules, and establish construction procedures for each institution. The plan prepared in this way will be used as a basis for future DR system construction.
Park So-a, CEO of Orquestrocloud, emphasized that the project is about designing a disaster recovery framework that supports the stability and continuity of key services closely tied to people's daily lives, such as Government24. She said the company plans to draw up a design that reflects each institution's characteristics based on its accumulated construction and operations capabilities, and added that it aims to improve the completeness of the public disaster recovery framework.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406394
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