Information Systems Security Policy Framework for enhanced ICT Governance in Public Institutions of Tanzania

  • Semlambo A
  • Lubua E
  • Mkude C
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Abstract

This study developed an Information Systems Security Policy Framework relevant in governing Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in public institutions of Tanzania. It used higher learning institutions as the case for study, The framework is to guide professionals on how to secure ICT environment. Operationally, this study used a qualitative approach. It began with a review of the literature, followed by a focus group discussion to formulate new themes for the proposed Information System Security policy framework. The output of the study suggests a policy framework with the following themes: Data and information handling, Internet and network Services Governance, the use of company-owned devices, physical security, guidelines on how to acquire new hardware and software, incident handling and reporting, monitoring and compliance, and policy administration. This study recommends the use of a new comprehensive and harmonised Information Systems Security policy framework for all public higher education institutions, for a more secure environment. In addition, the study recommends additional studies including other types of organisations for comparison.

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Semlambo, A., Lubua, E. W., & Mkude, C. (2022). Information Systems Security Policy Framework for enhanced ICT Governance in Public Institutions of Tanzania. The Journal of Informatics, 2(1), 54–68. https://doi.org/10.59645/tji.v2i1.91

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