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Anambra Cloud
The State's own cloud: where government platforms live, safely, under one watch.
Run and maintained by the Anambra State ICT Agency
Anambra Cloud is the State's centrally governed hosting environment, managed and maintained by the Anambra State ICT Agency. The State's platforms and ministry websites run on it, each in its own isolated space, behind a shared security edge and under round-the-clock monitoring, so citizens' data stays in the State's care. It is the State's approved home for government digital services, and officers are asked to keep official work backed up on it.
What it does
All 9 features
- Central, State-governed hosting for government platforms and ministry websites
- Each ministry website and application runs in its own isolated space
- A shared security edge with encrypted connections for every site
- Single sign-on with two-factor authentication in front of staff tools
- Round-the-clock security monitoring and alerting across the estate (SIEMS)
- Regular security patching and hardened server access
- Encrypted off-site backups for key platforms, with restores tested
- New ministry websites go live in their own secure space from day one
- Managed day to day from the Anambra Fleet Manager
Who uses it
People it serves
- Ministries, departments and agencies
- The ICT Agency's engineering and security teams
- Approved suppliers deploying State systems
In practice
What it looks like
A ministry asks for a new website. It goes live on Anambra Cloud in its own secure space, and the Agency watches over it from the first day.
Why it matters
What changes
- Government data stays under the State's care instead of scattered across private hosts
- One standard of security for every ministry, whatever its budget
- Problems are seen and fixed centrally, often before the public notices
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