RTK-DC, a full-cycle IT service provider, has completed a hybrid IT infrastructure project for the heat and power company TEK SPb. The project involved migrating the client's IT systems to a Tier III data center and establishing secure communication channels for remote sites.

The hybrid architecture combines colocation services, which include physical security and surveillance for the client's equipment, with an IaaS segment. The latter provides computing power within a secure cloud environment that meets regulatory requirements for data protection.

To integrate remote locations with the data center, RTK-DC deployed high-speed communication channels. Data transmission security is maintained through hardware-based cryptographic protection compliant with GOST standards.

According to Viktor Krasnousov, Director of Regional Sales at RTK-DC, the company intends to offer this infrastructure model to other industrial, energy, and public sector organizations. The project ensures reliability and physical security for critical operations.

Ilya Komarov, Director of Digital Transformation at TEK SPb, noted that the migration was completed without disrupting production processes. The new infrastructure allows the company to scale its computing resources flexibly while maintaining service continuity.