A public agency is attacked from the inside and from the outside

Most cybersecurity tools cover a single perimeter. Wai covers both, with two systems that solve different problems.

The internal perimeter is the devices, servers and networks the agency administers. The external perimeter is everything that already left it: credentials in circulation, domains impersonating the agency, data published on forums. Defending one and not the other leaves half the problem open.

Security team monitoring the digital infrastructure of a public agency

Why is a public agency not protected like a company?

Because what is at stake is different. An incident does not hit a bottom line: it interrupts a service citizens depend on.

It holds data people did not choose to hand over

A citizen cannot opt out of the public registry or switch agencies. The duty of custody is greater than that of a private service.

Service continuity is not negotiable

A procedure that is down is not a lost sale: it is a service not delivered, often with no alternative for whoever needs it.

It answers to a specific regulatory framework

In Argentina, Personal Data Protection Law 25.326 and the rulings of the enforcement authority set concrete obligations on processing and safekeeping.

Its institutional identity can be impersonated

A domain that merely looks official is enough to deceive citizens. Detecting it early is part of protecting the agency.

Let's start by seeing where your agency is exposed

  • Assessment of both perimeters, internal and external.
  • Implementation with no infrastructure of your own required.
  • Operated by the agency or by Wai™'s Cybersecurity Unit.

Every agency has a different exposure surface. The first step is measuring it.

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