Electronic Records Management and Information Security
Event
- Kampala Uganda
- From 14th September, 2026 to 18th September, 2026
- USD 1750
In the digital era, organizations generate and manage vast volumes of electronic records that must be securely maintained, easily retrievable, and compliant with legal and regulatory requirements. Effective electronic records management (ERM) combined with robust information security safeguards institutional memory, supports transparency, and protects sensitive data from unauthorized access, loss, or cyber threats. This course provides a comprehensive framework for establishing, managing, and securing electronic records systems aligned with international standards and best practices. Participants will gain practical skills in records lifecycle management, digital archiving, data protection, and information governance to enhance operational efficiency and institutional accountability.
Objectives
Understand principles, standards, and policies governing electronic records management.
Design and implement efficient digital records classification, retention, and disposal schedules.
Strengthen information security controls to protect sensitive and confidential records.
Apply data protection, privacy, and cybersecurity best practices in records management.
Enhance compliance with regulatory, audit, and organizational information governance requirements.
Utilize electronic document and records management systems (EDRMS) for improved accessibility and control.
Who should attend?
This course is designed for records managers, information officers, ICT personnel, archivists, administrative professionals, compliance officers, and data protection officers. It is particularly beneficial for government agencies, public institutions, and corporate organizations seeking to strengthen digital records governance, ensure information security, and promote efficient, transparent, and compliant information management practices.
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Kampala Uganda
- From 14th September, 2026 to 18th September, 2026
- USD 1750