The Influence of Cybersecurity Attacks on E-Governance
Imdad Ali Shaha, Riyaz Ahamed Ariyaluran Habeebb, Samina Rajperc, Areeba Laraibd
- aShah Abdul Latif University, Pakistan
- bTaylor's University, Malaysia
- cDepartment of Computer Science, Shah Abdul University, Pakistan
- dMehran University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan
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Abstract
The use of e-government is growing as the world is progressively becoming more interconnected. However, data security systems must be designed to address new and effective vulnerabilities that are increasing due to emerging technological innovations. In the dynamic and ever-changing world, the issues and challenges of protecting information infrastructure are growing. Due to various vulnerabilities in the system, these networks are vulnerable to cyber-attack. As a result, it is critical to speed security efforts that include application software and infrastructure to provide an efficient governance system without the risk of being rigged. It has been observed during review of associated articles that limited studies have been done on e-governance and cyber-attacks. The cyber-attacks influence e-governance and damage public trust. The main objective of this chapter is to review the last 15 years of associated research articles, and the result will be a comparison of every five years. The findings provide potential recommendations and solutions.