Public Sector
Public services stay open.Agency networks stay clean.
Ministries, agencies and municipalities accept documents from citizens, suppliers and other institutions through open portals. They hold sensitive personal data and often must keep every system inside government infrastructure. klearis uses Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) to rebuild each file on-premise, with no cloud dependency and a record for each result.
The challenge
Public services have to accept files from anyone.
Portals stay open to citizens and suppliers, and every upload ends up on a workstation inside the agency network.
A real example
An application with a hidden script.
A citizen submits supporting documents through a government portal. A civil servant opens them to process the application.
Who it is for
Ministries, agencies and municipalities.
Public institutions accept documents from citizens, businesses and other agencies, often through open portals. They hold sensitive personal data, and many require deployments that stay entirely inside government infrastructure.
Step by step
From citizen to case file.

What changes
Sovereign by design.
Public portals, private networks, clean files in between. klearis runs entirely inside government infrastructure, with the controls agencies expect.
How klearis fits
Where klearis works in the public sector
FAQ
Questions about Public Sector
Yes. klearis deploys on-premise and in air-gapped and isolated networks, with no cloud dependency.
Detailed processing information is available for every sanitized file, reports can be generated, and sanitization and audit logs are sent to your SIEM.
Yes. Custom policies can be set per user group and integration.
Next step
Let's run it on your files.
Process real files, see what gets removed, and verify that document fidelity is preserved.