Map the service and its dependencies
Document the infrastructure, utilities, data, people and external services on which critical public outcomes rely.
When a public service depends on energy, connectivity, applications and external suppliers, its continuity cannot be managed in separate silos. We work with your technical and procurement teams to define the service, protect its dependencies, test resilience and transfer the knowledge required for local operation.
Document the infrastructure, utilities, data, people and external services on which critical public outcomes rely.
Design suitable on-site, hybrid or authorized hosting arrangements, recovery, controlled access and clear supplier responsibilities.
Deliver runbooks, asset inventories, maintenance procedures, acceptance evidence and knowledge-transfer sessions for local teams.
We agree the assets, people, constraints and acceptance conditions before any assessment or implementation. You know what your teams will contribute and what will be handed back. If specialist field installation or third-party infrastructure is part of the scope, responsibilities are assigned explicitly.
Public technical and procurement materials are available directly. Specific design records and sensitive evidence can be exchanged through the appropriate project channel.
Your workloads may already run across AWS, Azure, on-premises infrastructure and local sites. We design and manage the security architecture around those dependencies: identities, network boundaries, workloads, encryption, monitoring, backup and the ability to recover. We use the cloud provider’s certified infrastructure within the services and locations selected for the project, and agree the controls Deep InfoSec will operate with your team.
AWS: multi-account governance with Organizations and Control Tower; IAM and privileged access; VPC segmentation; EC2 and EKS workload hardening; CloudTrail, GuardDuty and Security Hub integration; KMS key policies; backup and recovery testing.
Azure: landing zones, subscriptions and Azure Policy; Microsoft Entra ID and privileged identity management; network isolation; Azure compute and AKS security; Defender for Cloud and Sentinel; Key Vault, monitoring, backup and recovery.
Physical facilities, underlying hardware and the infrastructure services included in the provider’s published assurance scope.
Agreed landing-zone architecture, configuration, monitoring, IAM, workload controls, operational runbooks, and remediation or support under the contracted service.
Business data classification, risk acceptance, access and change authorization, application ownership, retention choices and recovery objectives.
What your team receives: an architecture and responsibility matrix, configured controls, an operating playbook, monitoring and recovery evidence, and a documented handover.
We combine teams based locally in the markets where we are represented with specialist engineering support across regions. Your proposal names the delivery team, location, operational roles and escalation path.
Energy operators and owners of distributed facilities need the same reliable chain: measure what happens on site, keep readings meaningful when links fail, and connect verified observations to maintenance and investment. We design meter and sensor inventories, telemetry through secured gateways, HES/MDM interfaces, power-quality and consumption analytics, environmental measurements, alarms and operational reporting. Smart metering and environmental streams can share connectivity while retaining separate access, retention and integrity policies.
You receive a measurement architecture, equipment and protocol specifications, an integration plan, controlled dashboards, maintenance workflows and documented commissioning tests.
Energy, smart metering and environmental intelligence ↗A network service succeeds when field deployment, service monitoring and operational security work as one system. With MITC, programmes can include fibre, last-mile connectivity, carrier-facing interfaces, private APN and IoT backhaul, structured cabling, network equipment, service monitoring and security architecture. The scope distinguishes any licensed network operation from the integration and engineering services we deliver.
Your team receives site and network requirements, the architecture and equipment plan, installation and acceptance responsibilities, security controls, monitoring and support procedures.
Connectivity, fibre and ISP engineering with MITC ↗Our specialist team will discuss the environment, a practical first scope and the result you need.