DDI Solutions for Government

Secure, Intelligent, Sovereign DDI for Digital Government – enabling digital transformation and modernized governance through deep technological integration.

Industry Requirements

As "Digital Government" initiatives advance, public services are increasingly moving online, requiring seamless integration across departments to enable data sharing and unified operations. Key challenges include:

  • Inefficient Resource Management

    Government domain names and IP addresses are managed in a fragmented way across departments, creating operational inefficiencies and weak disaster recovery capabilities.

  • Weak Service Continuity

    The lack of intelligent traffic routing and rapid failover mechanisms in multi-data center environments compromises service availability.

  • Persistent Cybersecurity Threats

    DNS services remain vulnerable to DDoS attacks and hijacking, while outdated security systems cannot effectively defend against modern attack methods.

  • Lack of Independent, Controllable Technology

    Dependence on foreign or open-source technologies poses security and supply chain risks. There is a growing need for homegrown, secure solutions to ensure long-term operational independence.

Solution Brief

Designed for government needs, this solution focuses on "centralized management, security, and intelligent collaboration" to deliver a unified DDI service covering networks, and multi-data center environments. It helps achieve the following objectives:

  • Efficient Cross-Department Coordination

    Supports domain-based application access instead of static IP dependencies, enabling flexible interoperability between departments and facilitating integrated online public services.

  • Unified Resource Management

    Integrates fragmented domain name and IP address resources into a centralized, visual management platform, simplifying operations across different administrative levels and regions.

  • Proactive Security Protection

    Combines threat intelligence, DNSSEC validation, and real-time malicious domain blocking to establish full-chain security covering resolution, transmission, and access.

  • XinChuang-Compliant Foundation

    Provides a scalable and secure infrastructure that is compatible with required domestic technologies for the government.

Use Cases

  • Scenario 1: Multi-Data Center Intelligent Scheduling

    In "two-site, three-center" or multi-site architectures, intelligent DNS resolution dynamically monitors service health and link load to optimize resource allocation. Leveraging nationwide data center nodes, it enables cross-regional access and rapid disaster recovery, ensuring continuous operation of government services.

  • Scenario 2: Domain-Based Modernization of Government Systems

    Shifts government applications from IP-dependent to domain-based access, improving interoperability. Domain transformation and intelligent routing enable precise traffic steering across government cloud data centers, enhancing failover efficiency and supporting cross-department data sharing.

  • Scenario 3: Secure External Government Network

    In external e-government networks, DNS security and multi-layered threat monitoring defend against DDoS attacks and unauthorized access. Combined with intelligent DNS and cloud-based traffic filtering, it blocks 99% of malicious traffic, ensuring the stable operation of unified online service platforms.

  • Scenario 4: Domestic Technology Upgrade

    Deploys sovereign DNS software and hardware to meet autonomy requirements. A coordinated cloud-edge DNS cluster ensures compatibility with domestic ecosystems, delivering high availability and zero-trust security for government external resolution services.

Key Benefits

  • 01
    Enhanced Government Service Efficiency

    Intelligent traffic routing and domain-based modernization improve cross-departmental interoperability, enabling unified online service platforms to achieve quick response time.

  • 02
    Comprehensive Security Enhancement

    A full-chain protection system from DNS resolution to endpoint access reduces risks of DNS hijacking and data leakage, ensuring compliance with China's Cybersecurity Law and Multi-Level Protection Scheme (MLPS) requirements.

  • 03
    Centralized and Efficient Resource Management

    The unified management platform enables full lifecycle visibility and management of domain names and IP addresses, reducing operational workload and promoting efficient utilization of government IT resources.

  • 04
    Support for Domestic Technology Transformation

    Provides a sovereign, controllable network foundation for IPv6 deployment and government cloud platforms, accelerating the adoption of approved domestic technologies in digital government initiatives.

  • 05
    Ensured Service Continuity

    Multi-data center disaster recovery capabilities with second-level failover ensure zero service interruption during extreme scenarios, strengthening government credibility and emergency response capabilities.