2.9 Securing Geospatial Information Summary PDF

16/09/2024 Objectives...

16/09/2024 Objectives 01 The Saudi security ecosystem 02 Privacy and data protection 03 Protective security 2.9: Securing geospatial information – summary and final questions 1 2 1 2 Key points - the Saudi security ecosystem Key points – privacy and data protection Cybersecurity is key for data industries, including the geospatial Privacy and data protection has, in the past, not been a major issue sector for national geospatial organisations. Attacks may be from many different threat actors The resolution of imagery and the power of data integration by Key agencies the geospatial sector needs to follow: location has changed this. National Cybersecurity Authority, Geospatial information providers and geospatial technology Saudi CERT companies now need to consider this. Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority Balance of individual protection and common good. Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property National Data Management Office 3 4 3 4  16/09/2024 Key points – protective security Protective security restricts access to facilities and data that are critical to the nation National benefits Can protect against physical attack, protects national infrastructure, and alternative economic stability and growth, the digital infrastructure, the data access functioning of government, environmental risks and natural resources. Applies to geospatial data as much as any other type of information. Classified as: Top Secret, Secret, Restricted, Public The greater the classification, the greater the restriction on beneficial use of the data. National security impact 5 6 5 6 Final questions? 2.9: Securing geospatial information – summary and final questions 7 7