Interministerial Delegation for Digital Affairs

Role

This interministerial entity is responsible for:

  • Identifying the State’s digital needs
  • Designing and proposing the enterprise architecture strategy for the State’s information systems and conducting the necessary studies within that framework
  • Anticipating developments in digital infrastructure and services
  • Proposing rules for data governance and sharing within the Government
  • Conducting any reviews or studies on the implementation of the State’s digital policy
  • Monitoring technological and regulatory developments in the digital field
  • Drawing up the State’s consolidated digital budget as part of the budget preparation process, including, in particular, proposals concerning revenue and expenditure included in the budgets of the departments reporting to it
  • Unless otherwise provided, identifying and assessing, from both budgetary and technical perspectives, digital projects developed within the State’s executive departments
  • Providing advice and making proposals on digital legislation and regulations, in liaison with the Department of Legal Affairs and involving the Monaco Cyber Security Agency in matters within its remit
  • Implementing the State Information Systems Security Policy (PSSI-E) and ensuring its proper application
  • Ensuring that personal data is managed appropriately and in compliance with applicable regulations in digital projects, in liaison with the Data Protection Officer
  • Overseeing the administrative and human resources management of the departments for which it is responsible
  • Carrying out any work or studies assigned by the Chief Officer for Digital Affairs

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