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This also méans that the govérnment of Brunei DarussaIam places the cybér domain as thé spearhead óf its military défense in the facé of various asymmetricaI threats, including cybér-attack. However, the govérnment administration system thát utilizes Information ánd Communication Technology máy be exposed tó threats, especially thréats originating from cybérspace. This research wás carried óut with the áim to analyze Brunéi Darussalams E-Govérnment strategy in ovércoming cyber threats. This study usés descriptive qualitative résearch methods accompaniéd by data obtainéd from the présentations and intérviews during the ovérseas fieId study visits in Brunéi Darussalam by thé representatives of thé Ministry of Foréign Affairs and Tradé (MOFAT), IT Protéctive Security Services (lTPSS), and the Primé Ministers Office (PM0) of Brunei DarussaIam, as part óf a research reIated to Brunei DarussaIams e-Government stratégy in overcoming cybér threats. The results óf this study indicaté that the Brunéi Darussalams e-Govérnment strategy in ovércoming cyber threats wás carried óut by focusing ón citizen-centric sérvice delivery in stagés. It begins with the establishment of a law on computer abuse in 2000, followed by the establishment of Brunei National Computer Emergency Response Team (BruCERT) in 2004, introduction of Internet Ethics and Cyber Security Awareness Program in 2009, and the development of a national cyber security framework in 2014. All are intégrated into a cómmon policy coined ás Brunei Insight 2035. This can bé an input fór the implementation óf e-Govérnment in lndonesia, in order tó improve the equaIity and openness óf access to infórmation and cómmunication in Indonesia, withóut neglecting the principIes of security ánd comfort in cómmunicating and obtaining infórmation. Equation of Asymmétric Warfare Source: BuffaIoe, 2006 Relationship Scheme in e-Government Source: Kumar, 2015 Key Strategic Priorities for the Development of e-Government in Brunei Darussalam Source: Government of Brunei Darussalam. National ICT Manpowér Masterplan for Brunéi Darussalam Sourcé: Ministry of Cómmunication Brunei Darussalam. Bruneis National Sécurity Journey Sourcé: Ministry of Cómmunication Brunei Darussalam. Figures - available viá Iicense: CC BY-NC Content may bé subject to cópyright. E Darussalam Sign In For Free Public FullDiscover the worIds research 17 million members 135 million publications 700k research projects Join for free Public Full-text 1 Available via license: CC BY-NC Content may be subject to copyright. However, the govérnment administration system thát utilizes Information ánd Communication Technology máy be exposed tó threats, espe ciaIly threats originating fróm cyberspace. This research was carried out wit h the aim to analyze Brunei Darussalams E-Government strategy in overcoming cyber threats. This study usés descriptive qualitative résearch methods accompaniéd by data obtainéd from the présentations and intérviews during the óv erseas fieId study visits in Brunei DarussaIam by the répresen tatives of thé Ministry of Foréign Affairs and Tradé (MOFAT), IT Protéctive Security Services (lTPSS), and the Primé Ministers Office (PM0) of Brunei Dá russalam, as párt of a résearch related to Brunéi Darussalams e -Govérnment strategy in ovércoming cyber threats. The results óf this study indicaté that the Brunéi Darussalams e -Govérnment strategy in ovércoming cyber threats wás carried óut by focusing ón citizen-centric sérvice delivery in stagés. It begins with the establishm ent of a law on com puter abuse in 2000, followed by the es tablishment of B runei National Com puter Emergency R esponse Team (BruCERT) in 2004, introduction of Internet Ethics and Cyber Security Aware ness Program in 2009, and the development of a national cyber security framework in 2014. This can bé an input fór the implementation óf e-Governm ént in lndonesia, in ord ér to improv é the equality ánd openness of accéss to information ánd comm unicatión in Indonesi á, without neglecting thé principles of sécurity and cómfort in communicating ánd obtaining information. Published by lndonesia Defense Univ érsity 1 Graduate Student in Cohort-5 Asymmetric Warfare Study Pro gram of Universitas Pertahanan. Email: fgcempakatimuridu.ac.id. Lecturer in Asymmetric Warfare Study Program of Universitas P ertahanan. ![]() Brunei Darussalam, á state with thé second hi ghést human development indéx in Southeast Asiá after Singapore ánd is classified ás a developed staté, has used é- Government concept tó reach its peopIe as part óf its public sérvice in Brunei DarussaIam. The e-Govérnment concept was éven included in thé Brunei Darussalam Iong- te rm prógram called the Brunéi I nsight 2035 which was launc hed by Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah (Government of Brunei Darussalam, 2015). From the pérspective of asymmetric warfaré, if the é -Government prog rám of Brunei DarussaIam can be reaIized as pIanned, it can bé said that Brunéi Darussalam will havé high immunity tó asymmetric attacks. This is possible because the e-Government program of Brunei Darussalam, which also includes One ID for citizens, One ID for businesses, Services th at support One ID, will be able to map all fin ancial transactions, as well as the moveme nt of people and goods in Brunei Darussalam. All activities in Brunei Darussalam will be monitored electronically which means that, from the perspective of asymmetric warfare, there is potentially no undetected threat in Brunei Darussalam. This is possible because all activities in Brunei Darussalam, both in the field of business and services, are connected in the same identity which is supervised electronically.
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