Have you considered the impact if e-government systems were hacked? The consequences could be devastating for the e-government model, risking the privacy of citizens and businesses alike. Imagine sensitive health, social, financial, and legal data exposed by unauthorized groups. The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course on Information Security and Management in E-Government, designed to address these critical security challenges. The course covers e-government technologies, the threats they face, and effective strategies for managing information security within e-government systems.

Who should attend? 

• Directors and heads of departments.
• Workers in the field of information and computer management.
• Webmasters.
• Those involved in knowledge management and electronic management.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will be able to: 

• Security challenges faced by e-governments.
• Technologies, threats and dangers to which e-governments are exposed.
• Designing, implementing and managing information security strategies in e-government.
• Understand and successfully apply e-government forms. 

• Malicious programs, hacks, and risks.
• Physical security.
• Security of wireless networks.
• Mobile device security.
• Data privacy.
• Advanced analysis techniques in information security.
• Verification, powers and review of information security.
• Internet security.
• Electronic crimes.
• Security of smart cards and biometrics.
• Awareness, education and training in information security.
• Information security management.
• Encryption.
• Information security in electronic transactions.