Systems and Technologies Used to Ensure Information Security in Customs Authorities

Student: Kabatov Andrey

Educational Programme: Information Security Management (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2021

The work presents new customs systems that ensure information security, as well as the main aspects of ensuring the security of the operation of automated information systems. This work identifies the peculiarities of customs interaction in the field of ensuring information security and considers cryptographic protection of customs in-formation, namely, software tools and technologies for forming an electronic digital signature (EDS). The work lists the main systems and technologies used to ensure information security in customs authorities, as well as describes systems that ensure the maximum degree of protection in the activities of customs authorities.

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