Municipal & public sector
Residents expect public services to stay available. 010 helps municipalities and public organizations understand, validate and improve how those services would recover.
Services that must keep running
Recovery priorities
When systems are disrupted, the question is not only which servers come back first. It is which services residents need first, and what those services depend on.
Public sector challenges
Older systems that are hard to integrate and recover.
Tight budgets and small teams.
Public organizations are often targeted by ransomware.
Key services rely on outside software providers.
More records and communications to keep and retrieve.
Interdependent systems that lengthen recovery.
Control and stewardship
Municipalities hold records residents trust them to keep. Clear decisions about where information is held, who controls it and how it is retrieved are part of resilience. Canadian data-residency options are available for selected services.
Records you’re required to keep for decades? See how the Sovereign Archive keeps them retrievable and under your control →
Beyond technology
Staff need to know where to work, residents need to know what is available, and council needs to make decisions with current information. About Business Continuity Planning →
Questions
Yes. 010 works behind or alongside existing technology providers without displacing them.
Start with an assessment of your most critical services. It shows where a limited budget makes the most difference.
Yes. Findings are written so leadership and council can understand them.
Yes. Municipalities are one of the main sectors we work with.
