Arab British Fellowship Training Academy provides a training course in the management of government information systems to all those who wish to learn the latest methods of managing the security and safety of information systems that are adopted within government institutions.

Government institutions, as everyone knows, enjoy a lot of sensitivity and privacy in terms of documents and records and all the transactions that take place in them. Therefore, Advanced institutions always aim to develop information safety and security programs and deliver them to experts who are capable of handling the importance of such documents and ensuring that they are not damaged,  lost, modified or even stolen by a third party.

Therefore, information security programs are under the patronage of the institutions due to the important role it plays.

Arab British Fellowship Training Academy offers this course to the following categories:

• Officials of government institutions.
• Managers of government units.
• Managers of the Department of Information Security and Safety in government units.
• Administrators of the development of information security systems programs in government units.
• All employees within the Department of Information Management in government institutions.
• All academics who are seeking the latest information management approaches in government institutions.

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:

• How to create software and human capacity for monitoring information systems, supervising and managing information security incidents.
• Responsibilities and functions of those officials for managing information security within government institutions.
• How to develop a special information security policy appropriate to the nature of the institution in which it is applied.
• Formulation and submission of ongoing evaluation reports for information security systems.

• Establish a comprehensive plan for information security programs that support the mechanism of work in the governmental institution.
• Executive supervision of information security programs in government units.
• Accurate classification of information systems due to the sensitivity of those assets to the government.
• Prepare and maintain a record to manage the most important information security risks on an ongoing basis.
• Develop a supportive information security plan and complement the long-term strategic plan developed for that institution.