State Comptroller Netanyahu Engelman announced that the Special Offices Division will be focusing on cyber reviews and information systems in the coming year: "Prevention of corruption is a candle to every employee's feet"

• State Comptroller Matthew Netman // Photo: Oren Ben Hakun

State Comptroller Netanyahu Engelman announced Tuesday (Tuesday) that the Division's designation for special positions will focus from the coming year on cyber audits and information systems.

Throughout its years of operation, the Division has led significant audit assignments, in a professional, efficient and beneficial manner, with emphasis on purity of standards and good governance. At the same time, according to Comptroller Engelmann's view of the world, keeping the virtue clean and the proper manager is the cornerstone of all the basic work and auditing required of all the divisions in the office indiscriminately, and therefore should not be assigned to a particular department but to empower all the audit departments and provide them with the best tools. Most in the field.

"Auditing anti-corruption is a candle to every critic in the Comptroller's Office, so it was," said Engelman, who, after a thorough examination of the subject, decided to change the purpose of the CPC and focus it on cyber audits and information systems (IT reviews) examining the The computing systems are ready and the bodies responsible for their operations for cyber events, for which purpose the Comptroller's Office will today launch a series of tenders for high-tech professionals that will deepen the computing and skills of the Comptroller's Office in the field of cyber.

The Special Occupations Division has only 13 standards out of approximately 530 office workers, the status and terms of employment of the division's employees will be maintained and will be integrated into the office's work.

The Comptroller's Office emphasizes that technological changes and the increasing use of digital databases require the State of Israel to act accordingly and ensure that computing systems are well protected and there is no fear of a cyber attack. Therefore, it is of great importance to establish a skilled and professional department in the State Comptroller's Office, which can alert in advance of any cyber deficiencies and ways of operating to improve the activities of the regulated bodies in this area.