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Suspicious file across departments
The same alert appears across several endpoint groups. Identify affected assets, file spread and the service owner; contain and recover through pre-approved roles.
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Government
Cybersecurity for public services
Public agencies manage legacy systems, newer cloud workloads and sensitive records with limited operating capacity. Fit controls to service continuity, clear roles and reviewable change records.
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Operational continuity
Protection shaped around the work
Xcitium runs unknown executables in virtualized containment. Central logging, reporting and policy enforcement help teams gather evidence for investigations and audits. Assign incident decision owners across distributed departments in advance.
Mixed and legacy infrastructure
Record ownership, criticality and change constraints for legacy servers, workstations and newer services. Pilot on supported endpoints; cover assets that cannot run agents through separate network controls.
Continuity of public services
Document dependencies across citizen-facing applications, identity services and backend systems. Define which actions need approval so containment does not interrupt a critical service.
Audit evidence and role clarity
Define who approves policy changes, alerts, exceptions and incident decisions. Central records support review but do not determine legal compliance by themselves.
In practice
Solutions for specific working scenarios
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Preparing for an audit review
To evidence a control, the team gathers policy versions, change approvals, asset coverage and remediation records. The agency chooses a control framework according to its own obligations.
A considered rollout
From requirements to a measurable pilot
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Build a service and asset inventory
Record critical services, owners, dependencies, user groups and change constraints. Set data retention and access roles under agency policy.
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Choose a pilot and evidence criteria
On a representative endpoint group, review coverage, alert quality, change records and escalation steps with legal, audit, IT and service owners.
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Phase deployment and governance
Extend approved policies to priority systems, document exceptions and schedule periodic review. Record response authority and vendor dependencies.
Before you decide
Questions, answered
Does the solution meet local public-sector requirements?
Compliance depends on the agency’s legal and procurement obligations. Review applicable requirements, control evidence and deployment design with legal, procurement and system owners.
How should legacy systems be handled?
Start by documenting OS support, change constraints and owners. Pilot agents on compatible groups and assess suitable network controls for the remaining systems.
Which records should be retained for audit?
Retain change approvals, asset coverage, access roles, alert investigations, exceptions and remediation decisions under agency policy. The agency sets retention periods and evidence formats.
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