E-Governance · Unit 5
E-Governance Security
Exam-focused notes for E-Governance Security (E-Governance, BIT452): what the TU syllabus asks and how it has actually been tested, with 6 solved past questions from this unit.
What this unit covers
- Security approaches and strategies
- Security management model
- E-governance security architecture
- Access control model of e-government
- Security standards and requirements
- Implementation of security measures
Security approaches and strategies
What are different approaches to e-government security? [5]
Since reference notes are not provided, this answer draws on standard e-government security practices within the BSc CSIT curriculum scope. E-government security requires multiple complementary approaches to protect citizen data, government systems, and ser...
Full solved answer →What are the approaches of e-governance security? [5]
E-governance security requires a multi-layered approach to protect government systems, citizen data, and digital transactions. The main approaches are: - Implementation of encryption technologies for data protection in transit and at rest - Use of firewalls...
Full solved answer →Security management model
What do you mean by security management model? [5]
A security management model is a structured framework that defines the processes, policies, and procedures for identifying, implementing, and maintaining security controls within an organization or information system. A security management model typically i...
Full solved answer →E-governance security architecture
Explain e-governance security architecture in brief. [5]
E-governance security architecture is a structured framework designed to protect government digital systems, data, and services from unauthorized access, cyber threats, and breaches while ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability of citizen and ...
Full solved answer →Access control model of e-government
What do you mean by access control model of e-government system? [5]
An access control model in an e-government system is a framework that defines and enforces rules determining who can access what resources, under what conditions, and what actions they can perform on government information systems and services. - Users (cit...
Full solved answer →Security standards and requirements
Why do you need security standards for the implementation of e-government security? [5]
Security standards for e-government implementation are essential for the following reasons: Security standards provide a consistent framework across all government departments and agencies. This ensures that all e-government systems follow the same security...
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