The main tasks of the Center for Digital educational technologies at the university include:
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Timely informing the university management about emerging threats to information security, and providing consultation services on information protection.
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Organizing and overseeing the activities of the National "electronic education" network.
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Monitoring the proper functioning of software for existing computer technologies at the university.
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Organizing technical inspections and repairs for computers owned by the university.
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Monitoring the work of computer operators.
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Increasing the university’s computer reserves by acquiring modern computers and improving existing ones.
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Ensuring the university's internet network and email services work effectively, monitoring the timely reception and distribution of messages and news.
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Monitoring the operation of the university's copying equipment, ensuring regular software updates and technical inspections.
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Leading all electronic education initiatives at the university and establishing connections with local and international universities regarding the organization of electronic learning.
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Assisting in generating off-budget funds for the university, organizing computer literacy courses, performing activities in the ICT field (with the university leadership’s consent), and creating and selling software products on behalf of the university.
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Ensuring the information security of the university's information systems, resources, and databases.
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Analyzing violators of regulations, using methods and tools to identify unauthorized or disruptive activities in the information space.
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Ensuring that confidential information is not shared with third parties without the employer's consent and maintaining the full security of the information.
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Ensuring the timeliness and accuracy of information transmission.
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Identifying internal and external threats to information security.
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Protecting data being stored or transmitted through communication channels from unauthorized access, modifications, falsifications, and losses.
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Monitoring the condition of operating systems and applications used for solving practical problems, and restoring operations when needed.
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Protecting restricted information from leaks while being stored, processed, or transmitted through communication channels.
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Granting access rights to hardware, software, and information resources for registered users.
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Registering users working with protected resources and network services, and ensuring the correctness of their actions through periodic analysis of system logs.
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Developing international cooperation in the field of information security to prevent incidents in the national segment of the internet network and enhance practical measures.
