The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course on documents security, confidentiality, saving methods, classification and electronic archive. It is presented to whoever desires to gain enough experience in the field of documentation and records archive  either in writing or electronically, and keeping them away from damage or loss.

The last decade of the twentieth century has witnessed several developments in the field of Information Technology and Communication. These modern developments in networking have given institutions the chance to link their departments together using a unified system, no matter how far the distance between them is. They mainly depend on the recent developments witnessed by the methods of creating, saving and exchanging electronic sheets. It also affects the easiness of transferring messages, records, and software to any location linked to network around the world. This has lead a great deal of public and private institutions to use international communication networks. Consequently, the spread of these new methods has helped in using electronic records by public and private institutions without having any hard copies for them, which means that all the work is done electronically.

Information security means maintaining information from being changed or modified by persons ineligible to access it  In other words, when anybody hacks or misuses your private data, whether intentionally or unintentionally, this is considered to be violation of data. When a virus infects computers, it either changes or damages your data, which violates data integrity. This kind of violation might also happen when an unauthorized employee changes his salary in the database or salaries, or when an unauthorized user damages a website on the internet … etc. In addition, data integrity means that all changes in data are instantaneous. Thus, if a bank client withdraw or deposit funds, this should appear in his account. Data disruption is not necessarily an act of vandalism, where a software error may lead to that. That is why it is very important to acquire enough experience in Information Security Management.

Target Category:

• Directors and owners of economic and commercial businesses.
• All employees in administrative departments.
• Employees in archive departments.
• Directors of technical development departments.
• Academics in information technology and communication faculties.
• Students of computer science and communication faculties and institutes.
• Employees of information technology departments in companies and institutions.

How will participants benefit from this course:

After attending the course, participants will acquire:

• Ability to lead archive processes of records and documents.
• Managing Archive departments.
• Using programs that support Information Security.
• Using special technical programs in archiving.

• Definition and importance of Information Security.
• Strategies of archiving and records archiving.
• Programs that support Information Security Systems.
• Methods of good communication between the administration and the staff and the implementation of their objectives.
• Methods for proper planning, which takes into account the material cost and the company's ability to achieve.
• Work mechanisms that must be accomplished before and during implementation of plans and ideas.
• Proper methods of setting goals that must be consistent with the company's general policy.
• Concepts of strategic plans and objectives.
• The concept of administrative meetings to follow up the strategic plan and the way it is held.
• Analysis of the internal and external environment.
• Types of strategic plans.
• Planning strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities.
• Management of strategic planning workshops.
• Strategy formulation skills.
• Administrative genius and supervisory leadership.
• Mental skills.
• Genius leading in achieving success.
• Typical thinking strategies.
• Preparing work maps and designing and developing the working reality.
• Innovative and analytical thinking to achieve excellence in the work environment.
• Basic information in supervisory performance.