Solutions / Public administration § 29 BSIG
Voice Loops for public sector control rooms
Control rooms of the federal IT service providers and the federal waterways coordinate operations and incidents across several sites. openvocs runs on the agency’s own network.
Diagram, not a screenshot. Two positions talk at the same time, the server mixes.
Loop example
Control rooms with field offices
Federal agencies run control rooms for IT operations or waterways, usually with field offices. The shift supervisor needs the situation at every site and brings in the crisis team during a major incident.
- SITUATION
- Shift supervisor and situation desk
- OPERATIONS
- Technical operations
- SITE WEST
- Field office, listening
- CRISIS TEAM
- joins during a major incident
What openvocs contributes
IT-Grundschutz
For agencies required to apply IT-Grundschutz under § 44 BSIG: mapping of openvocs to IT-Grundschutz.
Field offices
Anyone with network access joins with a laptop and a headset. No client software on the workstations.
Open source code
The core is on GitHub under Apache-2.0 and can be reviewed before procurement.
Field sites and mobile
Anyone with network access joins with a laptop and a headset. No client software.
Requirements for the operator
The obligations lie with the operator. The right-hand column shows how openvocs supports them.
| Area | Legal basis for the operator | Contribution of openvocs |
|---|---|---|
| Federal administration | §§ 29, 44 BSIG, IT-Grundschutz | Mapping to IT-Grundschutz in preparation |
Not legal advice. More on the page Security and compliance.
Request a demo
The demo runs in the browser and takes about 45 minutes. Afterwards we work out loops, roles and integrations for the control room in question.
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