The Registrų centras is upgrading its core infrastructure by migrating data from its various databases, including the registry database, the real estate register, and the legal person register. According to Antanas Raguotis, IT director of Registrų centras, this transition facilitates the transfer of the center’s information resources to a completely new level of infrastructure. This enhanced platform is designed to be significantly more resilient against cyber attacks and will incorporate advanced data encryption protocols.
Raguotis emphasized that this major upgrade is a long-anticipated implementation and is separate from any recent incidents involving personal data leaks. The data base transfer work is scheduled to commence on Friday at 22:00 and is expected to conclude on Saturday at 2:00. During this maintenance window, all services provided by the Registrų centras will be inaccessible.
This outage will affect all operational systems, including the E. health portal and the self-service system. Users are advised to plan accordingly for the downtime.
The implementation of this new system is intended to bolster the security and reliability of critical national data records managed by the registry. The move represents a significant technological advancement aimed at maintaining the integrity and accessibility of essential public records while meeting modern cybersecurity standards.
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I hope the migration process is smooth and there are no unexpected service disruptions.