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NADEZHDA MIKHAILOVNA SLADKOVAа
ANDREY ALEXANDROVICH STEPANENKOа
OLGA ALEKSANDROVNA ILCHENKOа
VITALY ANATOLYEVICH SHAPOSHNIKOVа
аFSBI “All-Russian Scientific-Research Institute of Labor” of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
DOI: 10.22394/2070-8378-2020-22-6-46-56
Abstract:
The article describes the approaches to the formation of the digital competence model, adopted as the basis for the G20 in 2016, and determine the place and role of qualification requirements for civil servants regarding information security. The paper argues for the need to develop a unified toolkit for assessing the level of preparedness of state civil servants in the field of information security.
Keywords:
information security, civil service, qualification requirements, information security competencies, digital competency model, assessment of civil servants
Received:
September 7, 2020
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