Sovereign infrastructure for public sector.
ISO 27001 certified, NIS2-Ready, Luxembourg-based. WEDOS Group delivers DNS, security, and hosting infrastructure under EU legal authority - meeting the regulatory and sovereignty requirements of government bodies.
One platform. Three layers of sovereign infrastructure.
Public sector organisations cannot route critical services through infrastructure subject to foreign legal jurisdiction. WEDOS delivers DNS, security, and digital infrastructure platform services under European ownership and EU legal authority.
National DNS infrastructure
Operate ccTLDs, government domain portfolios, and public sector DNS on Anycast infrastructure. DNSSEC, automatic failover, and 24/7 operations, fully within EU jurisdiction.
- ccTLD & government domain management
- DNSSEC + DDoS-resistant resolvers
- GeoDNS & automatic failover
Critical infrastructure protection
Always-on L3/L4 DDoS mitigation + L7/WAF filtering for citizen-facing e-services, government portals, and national infrastructure. Incident escalation in minutes, not hours.
- DDoS scrubbing - L3 through L7
- WAF & per-application policies
- CSIRT-ready audit logs & event export
Network monitoring
Monitor citizen-facing services and e-government portals from 80+ locations. Uptime documentation and incident logs ready for regulatory reporting.
- Incident logs for regulatory reporting
- DNS, SSL & uptime checks
What public sector actually requires
Commercial infrastructure products are not designed for the legal, political, and operational constraints of government bodies. Public sector requirements are categorically different.
Digital sovereignty is non-negotiable
Government data cannot be routed through infrastructure subject to foreign legal jurisdiction. When a US court can compel a US company to hand over EU government data: that is not a theoretical risk. The CLOUD Act makes it structural.
NIS2 essential entity obligations
Government bodies classified as essential entities under NIS2 must implement specific technical and organisational measures, and document the ICT risk posture of their third-party providers. Your infrastructure vendor is part of your compliance evidence.
Citizen service availability
E-government services - tax portals, social benefit systems, health registries - cannot go offline under DDoS attack. Commercial SLAs tolerate downtime. Public sector availability is a legal obligation to citizens.
Audit-ready incident documentation
NIS2 mandates incident reporting within 24 hours. Your infrastructure provider must deliver tamper-evident logs, attack timelines, and response documentation that survives regulatory and parliamentary scrutiny.
What WEDOS delivers for public sector
ccTLD & government DNS
Operate country-code TLDs and government domain portfolios on 120+ Anycast PoPs. DNSSEC enforced. DDoS-resistant at the resolver layer, before traffic reaches government infrastructure.
Citizen service protection
Always-on L3-L7 protection for e-government services, citizen portals, and health systems. Behavioural analysis distinguishes citizens from attackers without blocking legitimate traffic.
EU-sovereign digital infrastructure
Dedicated servers, private cloud, and colocation in WEDOS-owned EU data centres. No foreign legal authority, including the US CLOUD Act, can access your workloads, logs, or configuration.
NIS2 & GDPR compliance packages
Pre-built audit documentation for NIS2 Article 21 obligations. GDPR data processing agreements, third-party ICT risk assessments, and ISO 27001 certificates ready for regulatory review.
CSIRT-ready audit logging
Real-time event export to your SIEM or national CSIRT. Unlimited log retention on Expert tier. NIS2-compliant incident timelines generated automatically, meeting the 24-hour reporting window.
Government-grade SLA
15-minute incident response, 24/7. Direct escalation to senior WEDOS engineers, not first-line support. Dedicated account management for public sector procurement and incident coordination.
Compliant with EU regulatory requirements by architecture
NIS2 requires essential entities to manage ICT third-party risk, and document it. GDPR requires data processors to operate within EU legal jurisdiction. DORA demands operational resilience evidence from regulated institutions.
WEDOS was not retrofitted for this regulatory environment. EU by architecture, not by policy.
Visit Security & Compliance →NIS2 essential entity compliance
Pre-built ICT risk documentation for NIS2 Article 21 obligations. Ready for competent authority review.
GDPR-compliant data residency
All data processed and stored within EU jurisdiction. Data Processing Agreements provided. No third-country transfers.
ISO 27001 certified
Independently audited information security management system. Certificate available for procurement documentation.
No CLOUD Act exposure
Luxembourg HQ. EU data centres. No US parent company. No foreign authority can compel access to government traffic or data.
Why not Cloudflare, AWS, or Azure Government?
These platforms offer government tiers, but remain US-incorporated entities subject to US law. The CLOUD Act allows US authorities to demand access to data held by US companies, regardless of where that data physically sits - an exposure no government body can accept.
When the question is whether a US court can ever reach your infrastructure, the answer with WEDOS is no.
Talk to a WEDOS engineer about EU-sovereign infrastructure.
Your first call is with a senior WEDOS engineer. Compliance documentation provided on request.