After the Ministry of Finance issued Decision No. 2445/QD-BTC dated December 28, 2018 on the promulgation of the e-Government Architecture of the Finance sector, the units under the Ministry urgently performed specific tasks. may be directed towards the objectives of this decision. Illustration. Source: internet By the end of 2020, the whole finance industry has achieved very positive results. Particularly in the field of online public services, the Ministry of Finance has deployed and provided 977 online public services, including 106 level 1 online public services; 288 online public services level 2; 192 online public services level 3 and 391 online public services level 4. The total number of online public services at level 3 and 4 of the Ministry of Finance is 583 online public services (accounting for 60%). Many important online public services of the Ministry of Finance have been successfully connected to the National Public Service Portal. The Ministry of Finance has built a pilot Information Reporting System of the Ministry of Finance and completed the connection with the Government Reporting Information System. Up to now, the Ministry of Finance has completed providing data on 15 socio-economic indicators according to the Prime Minister’s Decision No. 293/QD-TTg dated February 24, 2020 and 9/9 indicators. daily practice according to Official Letter No. 4699/VPCP-KSTT dated June 12, 2020 of the Office of the Government. In addition, the Ministry of Finance has 6 component databases of the national financial database that have been completed and put into operation and 6 component databases are in the process of being completed. . To implement the Digital Finance E-Government Architecture, the Ministry of Finance has proposed a master model for planning an information technology ecosystem towards digital finance. The next step is to convert the computing server infrastructure model from the old system to 100% virtualization, moving towards building a cloud computing platform for the Finance industry. The Ministry of Finance has planned, maintained and upgraded the platform for connecting and sharing industry data and is building and perfecting a large professional information system such as: an information system for directing and operating; personnel management system; price management system phase 2… The Ministry of Finance is currently actively implementing a number of core information systems of the industry such as: the core systems of the State Treasury, the General Department of Customs and soon the General Department of Taxation. Researching to put new technologies of the 4.0 industrial revolution achievements into the core system such as embedding artificial intelligence applications in taxpayer management, piloting the application of big data analysis technology, Internet connection, etc. Connecting things (IoT) into a number of specialized and professional areas of the Finance industry. Over the years, we have also developed guiding documents for technology systems for vulnerability scanning, anti-targeted attack systems, and are building and operating a monitoring center system. Cybersecurity Monitor (SOC) of the Ministry of Finance.
The Ministry also regularly coordinates with the Government’s functional agencies to ensure the safety and security of information in the Finance sector in particular and the large system of the Government in general. This is one of the very important tasks in building a Digital Government.
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