№1, 2010

E-GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT RESEARCH CHALLENGES
Alguliev R.M., Imamverdiyev Y.N.

One of the most important and the most difficult tasks encountered in the   e-government building is providing reliable and trustful information security for  e-government. In this paper actual research problems in the field of e-government information security management are identified and state-of-the-art of problems is analyzed. The new threats to the information infrastructure of e-government, and qualitative changes of the threats are analyzed in details. The basic difficulties emerged in adapting of traditional security models of information security to complex objects as e-government are shown. (p. 3-13)

Keywords:e-government, information security, information war, asymmetric threats, information security policy, information security management, information security culture.
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