Date:22/05/12
The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Republic of Azerbaijan encoded the connection line, which is used to exchanges information between the Ministries of Communications and Information Technologies and Labor and Social Protection, in order to eliminate outside interference to e-services.
This information was provided to ICTnews by the Head of the Public Relations Department of The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection Asef Aliyev. According to him, electronic keys were used in the encoding method. ‘There is a special software that provides protection and filtration of the access to e-services via the web-portal.
We plan to upgrade the software in future in order to strengthen the protection of electronic applications submitted through the web-portal. We also plan to start using the digital signature for identification of citizens.
Connection line encoded to prevent outside interference to e-services
The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Republic of Azerbaijan encoded the connection line, which is used to exchanges information between the Ministries of Communications and Information Technologies and Labor and Social Protection, in order to eliminate outside interference to e-services.This information was provided to ICTnews by the Head of the Public Relations Department of The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection Asef Aliyev. According to him, electronic keys were used in the encoding method. ‘There is a special software that provides protection and filtration of the access to e-services via the web-portal.
We plan to upgrade the software in future in order to strengthen the protection of electronic applications submitted through the web-portal. We also plan to start using the digital signature for identification of citizens.
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