In the modern world, organizations and institutions, regardless of their size or location, face a new reality: the digital realm, where physical borders cease to exist. Thanks to the internet and cyberspace, the barriers that once confined nations and their governance systems are now just a browser click away from being traversed. This transformative shift
The operation of cross-border eGovernment systems presents various key security challenges that need to be addressed comprehensively. The following areas are particularly critical: Network Security: The increasing reliance on eGovernment necessitates robust security measures to safeguard communication networks against threats. Ensuring resilience against network attacks, such as unauthorized access, data modification, and denial of service,
Background Information MINDEF, the Ministry of Defence of the nation (Malaysia), located in the Asia Pacific region, is responsible for executing government defense policy, with the main goals of protecting the country and its interests and enhancing global peace and stability. To upgrade the nation’s military defense against cyber warfare and provide top-grade vulnerability management,
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) is a new form of money that exists only in digital form, issued by a state’s central bank. It is different from virtual currencies and cryptocurrencies since it is backed by a state’s authority. Most central banks worldwide are now in various stages of their evaluation of launching their national
Digital transformation has been the driving force behind many companies across the world, as they attempt to accelerate their digital efforts in order to stay ahead of their competitors. However, this trend is not limited to just the private sector; governments across the globe are also undergoing digital transformations in order to better serve their
E-government refers to the use of innovative information and communication technologies (ICT), particularly web-based Internet applications, to provide citizens, businesses, and government employees with convenient access to government information and services, improve the quality of services, and enhance opportunities for democratic participation. The term “e-government” is also known by different names such as Electronic Governance,
Electronic government, also known as e-government, refers to the use of digital technologies, such as the internet and mobile devices, to deliver government services and information to citizens. The ultimate goal of e-government is to provide an increased portfolio of public services to citizens in an efficient and cost-effective manner while promoting transparency, accessibility, and
National Cyber Security Policy (NCSP) is a by-product of the national level to carry out the National Cyber Security Strategy that is based on strategy intent to be in, from current where they are, and level up from where the national are. In execution, we keep saw lot of countries attempt to “smart copy” from
Every country in the world is undergoing e-government initiative, or government digital transformation, US election now in news headline. Depending on the country size and how visionary for the chief of government, some are doing it very well and serve as global reference cases or benchmarks for the rest of the world government. Government is
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