While GenAI promises significant advancements, practical concerns persist, including data exposure, reliability issues, and potential data manipulation by attackers. This presentation delves into the nuanced impact of GenAI adoption, contrasting its hyper-acceleration of certain technologies with potential minimal effects on others. Through trend analysis, we evaluate risk levels, implementation complexity, practical solutions, organizational benefits, and success metrics across various use cases.

 

How is governance and project management changing within the framework of digitization in Slovakia? What projects from the past are successfully deployed and provide services to citizens or authorities? What are the plans of the Ministry of Investment for the coming years? And what must the state change compared to the past in order to ensure a fundamental shift in the digitization of the country?

Get to know the prepared and ongoing projects of the Slovak eGovernment. Discover the news that is shaping the digital face of public services and discover how the latest technologies and projects are changing the way we interact with state institutions.

Under Act no. 69/2018 Coll. on cyber security, the operators of basic services are obliged to verify the effectiveness of the security measures taken and the fulfillment of the requirements established by law by conducting a cyber security audit. The audit is carried out once every two years, or after every change that has a significant impact on the implemented security measures. Although the persons liable according to this law do not currently represent the majority of the Slovak economy, cyber security audits are nevertheless the only available objective method of assessing the level of security across all significant industries. Audits are authorized to be performed only by independent and certified auditors. The amendment of the law based on the transposition of the NIS2 Directive will significantly expand the number of obliged persons. The National Security Office is finalizing the proposal for the methodology for creating the cyber security index of the Slovak Republic, which will also include other quantifiable attributes. The presentation, like every year, will present the anonymized results of cyber security audits, including the presentation of the main findings and statistical evaluation of the audits.

In the panel, we will focus on inspiration from abroad, news in the field of eGovernment and digital transformation. Learn about the successes and obstacles in digital transformation that need to be overcome when implementing modern digital solutions and innovative practices to provide public services.

Modernization of state IT through the development of applications and the electronicization of documents and their security.

We cover the topic of the government cloud regularly. Last year, concrete projects and practical use of the public cloud were presented. More than half a year has passed. Where have we moved in that time and what new strategies and solutions are planned in the near future?

The government approved an amendment to the law on public procurement, aiming to move Slovakia forward, speed up public procurement and eliminate complications. Can we really expect the procurement process to be completed within a month at the most and some freedom for public contracting authorities? Can we really expect the much-needed acceleration of the public procurement process from these changes?