Innogrid to Continue NIA Public DR ISP Work for Sixth Straight Phase After Fifth
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Innogrid will continue from the previous fifth phase through the sixth phase of the public disaster recovery (DR) system deployment information strategy planning (ISP) project ordered by NIA.
The five agencies covered by the sixth project include 12 major information systems, and the work will run through January 28, 2027.
Innogrid will analyze system infrastructure, applications, data, networks, security, and internal and external connectivity environments to design the DR application scope and target model, and will flesh out disaster recovery frameworks based on active-active and active-standby methods.
Innogrid said it will continue from the previous fifth phase through the sixth phase of the information strategy planning (ISP) project for public disaster recovery (DR) system deployment ordered by the National Information Society Agency (NIA). On the 15th, Innogrid said it had been selected as the lead contractor for the "2026 Public Disaster Recovery System (DR) Deployment ISP Project (Phase 6)" and has begun the work.
The project covers five agencies. The number of systems by agency is three for the National Fire Agency, two for the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment, one for the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, two for the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, and four for the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs, for a total of 12 major information systems. The project runs from the contract date through January 28, 2027.
In this project, Innogrid will analyze the infrastructure of the target systems, analyze applications, analyze data, analyze networks, analyze security, and analyze internal and external connectivity environments. Based on this, it will design the DR application scope for each system and design the target model for each system.
It will also flesh out the disaster recovery framework by business criticality and service characteristics. The disaster recovery methods will target active-active and active-standby configurations.
Innogrid plans to design data replication and synchronization between the main center and the DR center, as well as the network and security architecture, integrated operations and security monitoring, and service switchover methods in the event of a failure.
The project design also includes developing the target model, and will be carried out with consideration for building a cloud-based DR center. The infrastructure environment is also a subject of analysis, including virtualization and bare metal. The design criteria for each system's DR architecture will reflect compatibility, connectivity with the existing main center, and operational stability.
In this process, the accumulated execution experience from previous projects will be applied to this project. Innogrid is currently carrying out the fifth phase of the public DR deployment ISP project. The fifth and sixth phase projects both include systems related to the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs. It plans to link its existing current-state analysis and operational understanding to this design.
The consortium participant is Konec. Konec's experience in carrying out ISP work for the National Fire Agency is also a resource to be used. Innogrid has existing experience with the National Fire Agency's work and information system environment. Innogrid will design a disaster recovery framework that reflects the characteristics of each agency.
The final ISP results will be detailed so they can be linked to subsequent deployment projects. Based on the detailed design, Innogrid will derive action items for each agency. Based on the detailed design, Innogrid will derive implementation priorities. Innogrid will prepare a deployment procedure guide. Innogrid will prepare the required budget. Innogrid will prepare the request for proposal (RFP) for the follow-up project.
Kim Myeong-jin, CEO of Innogrid, said that continuing with the sixth project after the fifth gives the company an opportunity to expand the public DR consulting and data center deployment experience it has accumulated so far. He added that the company plans to closely analyze the work and system characteristics of each agency and prepare a DR target model and detailed design so that key administrative services can continue stably even in a disaster.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406955
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