Have you ever thought what would happen if e-government systems were hacked? Have you thought about the amount of loss that could be inflicted on the concept of the e-government model as a result of this? What about the privacy of your information as a citizen or business owner? Would you be happy to have your health, social, financial and judicial data exposed by intrusive groups of people?
This course in Information Security and Management in E-Government will highlight the security challenges that e-governments face by reviewing their technologies, threats and dangers, and how to manage information security strategies in e-government.

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.