This website highlights areas of information security concern for SME operators and provides them with industrial and technical guidelines to build a trustworthy and information secured company.

If you believe that you are involved in incidents such as infected by computer viruses or attacked by hackers, you may report to The Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre (HKCERT).  It will coordinate response and recovery actions for reported incidents, monitor and disseminate information on security issues, and organise seminars and training courses.

Check out the most recent technology crimes here. Learn how you can protect yourself, your family and business from these illegal activities.

e-Authentication is the process of establishing confidence in user identities presented electronically to an information system.  Learn if e-Authentication is required for your business, the process involved, the common threats and assurance level and process flow to implement a secure e-Authentication system here.

Spam refers to bulk unsolicited electronic messages sent in the form of e-mail, fax or short messages, etc. This website provides information about the various types of spam and the counter measures proposed by the Government. There are also teaching materials and games available for download.

Once you have wireless devices connected to public wireless hotspots, you will be exposing yourself to potential cyber attacks. The security tips in this webpage help you protect yourself from cyber threats while you are connecting to wireless networks.

A digital certificate can serve the functions of identity verification, encryption in sensitive online transactions, protection of information integrity, and digital signing. Here you can learn more about what digital certificates do, the digital certificates recognised in Hong Kong and some of the online Government services that accept them.

You can download documents on IT Security Policy and Guidelines from this website.