Information systems, databases and communication networks have become the backbone of the cognitive, industrial, financial, health and other sectors, as it has become important to maintain the security of information and files with its three main elements: confidentiality, correctness and continuity. Information security and confidentiality can be defined as the science that works to protect information from risks that threaten it or attack it, by providing the necessary tools and means to protect information from internal or external risks.

In our modern world, there is a lot of talk about information crimes or crimes via the Internet, and for this reason, since we want to keep pace with electronic development and preserve information and electronic correspondence, we need more experience on how to protect this information after storing it or after transmitting it over the Internet, from the pirates of the electronic world who are lurking. Such lapses steal very important information.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers and owners of companies.
• Information department managers within the government.
• Computer department managers in government departments.
• Computer network engineers in government institutions.
• Network department officials within government institutions.
• All academics searching for the most important and latest advanced network design methods.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Potential risks of electronically stored data.
• Secure encryption of information within government units in a way that is not hackable.
• Techniques and mechanisms for advanced interpretation of information security programs used within government units.
• How to maintain the confidentiality of incoming and outgoing calls on mobile phones in government units.
• Advanced and sophisticated skills in information security work systems.
• Identify cybercrimes and cybercrimes.
• How to secure all wired and wireless devices in government units.
• The nature of malicious programs, how they work, and how to detect them.
• Preventing electronic intrusions into information stored on computers in government units.
• Designing and implementing information systems programs and linking all files and devices that store data electronically to those systems.

• Information security – importance – and definition.
• The evolution of information security.
• Components and aspects of information security and methods of preserving it.
• The importance of preserving information in government units.
• The impact of loss or damage of information on government work.
• Reasons for proper preservation of information and its benefits.
• Basics of information preservation.
• Classifying and organizing information.
• Determine preservation methods appropriate for the type of information.
• Using modern technologies for preservation and storage.
• Identify cybercrimes and cybercrimes.
• How to secure all wired and wireless devices in government units.
• The nature of malicious programs, how they work, and how to detect them.
• Preventing electronic intrusions into information stored on computers in government units.
• Designing and implementing information systems programs and linking all files and devices that store data electronically to those systems.
• Information security threats and confidential files.
• The concept of document and archive management.
• Establish and organize an effective document and archive management system.
• Applying international standards and practices for document and archive management.
• Protect government information from unauthorized access.
• The importance of information security policies.
• Awareness and training in information security.
• Methods of preserving and transferring confidential information internally between one department.
• Methods of transferring confidential documents between departments within the organization
• Methods of transferring confidential documents and files from one body to another.
• Modern systems for transferring correspondence between entities.
• Plans for storing and transferring internal documents and correspondence.
• Ways to preserve confidential information and determine responsibility.
• Support and full commitment to information security by the organization's senior management.
• Regular periodic tests and reviews.
• Taking the initiative in setting information security standards.
• Coordinating the organization's security work in all its sectors, departments and divisions.
• Confidentiality and information security.
• Basic steps to secure your personal information.