State Secret Documents Will Be Written on Computers Without Internet

Due to the security problems brought by digitalization, physical documents continue to be used in official transactions. However, physical documents cause transactions to be carried out much slower compared to digital ones. Correspondence within government institutions It is an important part of this transformation process that affects all citizens. According to the new regulation published in the Official Gazette, the transformation in question July 1, 2020 It will be completed from the date.

According to the new regulation, all government correspondence is sent electronically; logo, verification code And QR code found with unique digital copies will be done. In other words, the digital document traffic that we have experienced with e-Government services will now be used in all channels within the government. All correspondence will be approved with an electronic signature and sent electronically. However, there are some exceptions for important government documents that need to be hidden due to concerns brought by the digital world.

Secret and top secret government documents will be edited on computers without internet:

According to the news reported by Erdinç Çalışkan from Hürriyet, documents coded as "secret" and "top secret" by the state will be prepared exceptionally on computers that are not connected to the internet. These computers will also have high security measures. Also for documents prepared without internet Z code will be used. In red and capital letters on documents degrees of privacy will write.

Confidential and top secret documents will be placed in double envelopes due to physical security concerns. There will be a stamp indicating the level of confidentiality and information about the addressee of the document on the inner envelope. Intercity delivery of the documents in question PTT will be responsible. The government offices that carry out the confidential correspondence in question are also Controlled Document Office Units called "units" responsible for protecting confidentiality will be opened.