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Governments implement various security measures to protect user data on their websites. The use of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) creates a secure link between the user's browser and government servers, often indicated by a padlock icon. 128-bit encryption ensures data confidentiality. Inactive computers automatically log off, while up-to-date antivirus software and firewalls prevent unauthorized access. Data sharing involves encryption, and biometrics are utilized for identity verification. Despite these measures, concerns about taxpayer costs and privacy remain.
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Security Measures • Most governments use Secure Sockets Layer(SSL) on their websites. It creates a secure link between the user’s browser and the government’s server. • 128-Bit encryption is also used. A padlock icon indicates that its secure. • If computer remains inactive for some then it automatically logs off. • Latest Anti-virus software is installed and kept up-to-date
Security Measures Cntd • Firewalls are also put in place to prevent unauthorised access • When data is shared it is first encrypted. • Biometrics are also used Note that no system is infallible and individuals are concerned about the cost to the tax payer and privacy.
