This course offers this training program on "Information Security and Management in E-Government", designed to provide participants with the knowledge and professional competencies required to protect government information assets and manage security frameworks within digital public service environments.
As governments continue to expand their digital transformation initiatives and rely increasingly on electronic platforms to deliver services, information security has become a fundamental requirement for maintaining operational continuity, safeguarding sensitive data, and ensuring public trust. This program explores the principles of information security, governance structures, risk management methodologies, and strategies for protecting networks, databases, and digital infrastructure. It also addresses incident management, compliance requirements, and internationally recognized security practices relevant to public-sector organizations. Through a comprehensive approach, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how to establish and maintain effective information security measures that support the secure delivery of e-government services and contribute to the resilience and reliability of digital government operations.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Who Should Attend?
Information technology managers and administrators within government institutions.
Employees working in digital transformation and e-government departments.
Information security officers and cybersecurity risk management professionals.
Personnel responsible for operating government electronic systems and databases.
Knowledge and Benefits:
After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:
Understand the fundamental concepts and importance of information security in e-government environments.
Identify policies and controls required to protect government information assets.
Develop the ability to recognize, assess, and manage information security risks.
Enhance knowledge of methods used to secure systems, networks, and digital data.
Gain an understanding of incident response requirements and business continuity principles.
Course Outline
Information Security Concepts and Importance
Definition and objectives of information security.
Principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Importance of protecting government information.
E-Government Environment and Security Requirements
Characteristics of e-government services.
Types of government digital information.
Security challenges in electronic service environments.
Information Security Governance
Concept and objectives of security governance.
Organizational roles and responsibilities.
Relationship between governance and institutional performance.
Security Policies and Procedures
Development of security policies.
Controls governing the use of systems and information.
Reviewing and updating security policies.
Risk Identification and Assessment
Sources of security threats.
Analysis of vulnerabilities.
Evaluation of risk levels.
Risk Treatment Strategies
Methods for reducing security risks.
Risk avoidance and transfer approaches.
Monitoring the effectiveness of security controls.
Government Network Security
Fundamentals of network protection.
Monitoring data traffic and communications.
Managing access to network resources.
Digital Infrastructure Protection
Securing servers and operating environments.
Vulnerability management practices.
Protection of data centers and critical infrastructure.