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Vulnerabilities in e-governments
International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics, 2007This paper shows that more than 80% of the e-governments in the world are vulnerable to common web-application attacks such as Cross Site Scripting and Structured Query Language (SQL) injection. Industrialised countries were found to be more vulnerable than under-developed countries (90% versus 50%). This paper also describes some malicious data mining
Vebjørn Moen +3 more
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2004
The recently proposed intermediation schemes in e-government are meant to speed up and facilitate integration and access to services offered by local and regional public sector service providers. They should provide end-users with ubiquitous e-government services, in the sense of adapting to citizens/businesses location, context, channel, language or ...
Aljosa Pasic +2 more
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The recently proposed intermediation schemes in e-government are meant to speed up and facilitate integration and access to services offered by local and regional public sector service providers. They should provide end-users with ubiquitous e-government services, in the sense of adapting to citizens/businesses location, context, channel, language or ...
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Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on Theory and practice of electronic governance, 2008
In this brief paper I outline the key areas in which e-Governance would be useful in environmental democracy. The paper briefly discusses what environmental democracy means. It lays out a human rights and instrumental argument in favor of access to information, public participation and access to justice (referred to collectively as 'access rights") in ...
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In this brief paper I outline the key areas in which e-Governance would be useful in environmental democracy. The paper briefly discusses what environmental democracy means. It lays out a human rights and instrumental argument in favor of access to information, public participation and access to justice (referred to collectively as 'access rights") in ...
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E-Governance is crucial for enhancing government efficiency, transparency, and accessibility by digitizing public services and processes. This article explores the pivotal role of e-Government and e-Governance in transforming public administration through digital technologies.
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Governing E-Government (E-Governance)
2011Public administrators face considerable challenges in their quest of reforming government. E-government initiatives are tiny steps taken in the above-mentioned direction. Various e-government initiatives have been categorically documented in the IS and NPM literature. However, a majority of these projects are either still underway or have failed due to
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Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance, 2010
With widespread use and application of modern information and communications technologies (ICTs), especially computers and the internet, realization of government informational transparency through digital channels has been at the core of contemporary democratic governance.
Jing Shiang, Jin Lo, Hui-Ju Wang
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With widespread use and application of modern information and communications technologies (ICTs), especially computers and the internet, realization of government informational transparency through digital channels has been at the core of contemporary democratic governance.
Jing Shiang, Jin Lo, Hui-Ju Wang
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From E-Government to E-Governance
2007The purpose of the present article is twofold: (a) to support the definitions of e-government (eGvt) and e-governance (eG) based on content (and not on technology only); (b) to analyze the relationship between eGvt and eG.
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Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on Theory and practice of electronic governance, 2008
This paper tries to support the proposition that says "All nations face the same problems while planning, designing and implementing e-Government" and tries to exploit this discussion to investigate possible opportunities to build a framework to organize the body of knowledge needed to create the discipline of e-Government informatics. This paper shows
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This paper tries to support the proposition that says "All nations face the same problems while planning, designing and implementing e-Government" and tries to exploit this discussion to investigate possible opportunities to build a framework to organize the body of knowledge needed to create the discipline of e-Government informatics. This paper shows
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2004
This paper is engaged in research in security, peculiarities and implementations of security requirements within governmental structures. Based on three interaction points (citizen to government C2G, government to government G2G and government to citizen G2C) appropriate examples were chosen, security implementations analyzed and special attributes ...
Sonja Hof, Peter Reichstädter
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This paper is engaged in research in security, peculiarities and implementations of security requirements within governmental structures. Based on three interaction points (citizen to government C2G, government to government G2G and government to citizen G2C) appropriate examples were chosen, security implementations analyzed and special attributes ...
Sonja Hof, Peter Reichstädter
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2006
We first motivate the need for innovative IT auditing approaches for E-Government. Then we define the requirements and propose an own IT auditing concept for E-Government projects. It is based on established risk management procedures, project management concepts for multidisciplinary projects, and on past experience.
Reinhard Riedl, Manuel Juen
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We first motivate the need for innovative IT auditing approaches for E-Government. Then we define the requirements and propose an own IT auditing concept for E-Government projects. It is based on established risk management procedures, project management concepts for multidisciplinary projects, and on past experience.
Reinhard Riedl, Manuel Juen
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