IT Security Trends for E-government Threats

Year 2019, Volume: 3 Issue: 2, 105 - 110, 23.12.2019

Ahmet Efe Hasan Kazdal

Abstract

Information Security is the
implementation of measures and systems designed to safeguard information using
various systems and algorithms on different attributes and behaviors of data
and information. Although many security products, projects and solutions have
been developed to ensure confidentiality, integrity and availability of the
information and systems in the e-government environment, there occurs many
errors and control weaknesses in applications that new threats began to exploit.
Because many other security problems have appeared in these applications, sometimes
inappropriate or insufficient measures caused a waste of resources, time and
money for e-services provided by local and central government organizations. Security
trends have to keep up with the threats that always tend to use new methods
according to latest innovative technology of both software and hardware. The
content of this paper is consisting of some IT Security trends for e-government
environment. We try to seek how security trends evolve over time according to
new threats and innovative technology.

Keywords

IT security trends, Secure Software Development, Web Applications Security, E-government security

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