Improving Government to Public Engagement through Digital Evolution
Government services are investing in digitisation by leveraging emerging technology and their own data in order to deliver citizen-centric digital services. These services could range from government identity cards through to electronic voting, taxation and health care records; the results surmounting to improved productivity and an enhanced public experience.
Today, citizens expect and demand a seamless and secure service. Given the severe consequences of a security breach, it’s critical to build on reliable and proven cryptographic cybersecurity solutions that take into consideration the key issues of trust, identity management and privacy, within the context of a modern, secure, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) based eGovernment model.
Solutions for Government & Public Sector
Secure Digital Transformation
Reinventing government services in a digital age by creating a digital-first customer journey. Digital identities are becoming the foundation within our economy and society. The ability to use high-trust, secure and legally valid electronic signing solutions are crucial for creating a digital-first customer journey.
Data Privacy & Compliance
The Government sector has a necessity to build security into the entire digital estate - across identities, devices, network, infrastructure, applications, and data. To create greater trust amongst citizens, there is also a requirement for greater transparency and as to how citizen data is held and used to help improve their lives.
Secure Cloud Adoption
Public sector cloud adoption has grown as European countries concentrate on digital transformation of workflows- referred to as e-government initiatives. Delivering services efficiently and achieving cost savings are key deliverables of cloud adoption in government. This enables governments and public sectors to balance innovation alongside security requirements.
Big Data Analytics
Governments must have the right infrastructure in place to continue to deliver services as well as ensuring that enhanced security measures are in place. This could mean that more power is given to a patient with personalised data and evidence based advice, or e-voting which would create more inclusive and responsive voting and increase participation.
