Expanding our presence in Slovakia’s public sector

On August 28, 2025, Asseco CE Cloud services were officially listed in the Service Catalogue of the Slovak Government Cloud, managed by the Ministry of Investments, Regional Development and Informatization. We successfully registered Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services offerings at the U3 level, which is designated for confidential (classified) data.

The Government Cloud is a cloud computing platform for public administration that provides and releases shared technical resources to public institutions. The catalogue offers clear information about service types, parameters, and their providers.

Registering services in the public section of the egovernment cloud brings us:

• Access to public contracts – Public administration bodies may prefer cloud services from providers listed in the catalogue, which opens up new business opportunities and stable relationships with public institutions.
  
• Increased trust and transparency – Inclusion in the catalogue confirms that our services have undergone review and meet the standards for operating information systems in public administration. This strengthens public institutions’ trust in our company.
  
• Greater visibility – Listing our services in the Government Cloud catalogue enables us to reach a broader range of public institutions and creates conditions for establishing stable, long-term contracts.
  
• Standardized service description – Unified categorization of services simplifies the selection process for institutions and improves the presentation of our offering.
  
• Security standards – Our cloud solutions demonstrate compliance with the requirements of Act No. 95/2019 Coll. on Information Technologies in Public Administration, which is a key condition for participating in public IT procurement.
  

We are proud that our cloud services are part of the Government Cloud, both in Slovakia and in the Czech Republic. This confirms our readiness to provide IaaS, PaaSandSaaScloud services for public sector applications in both countries.