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Catalogue of Information Services of MDT

In accordance with Article 74a of the State Administration Act, the Ministry of Digital Transformation is responsible for the management of the information and communication infrastructure, the development of common IT solutions and their technological, procedural and organisational compatibility with the central information and communication system, the implementation of a unified information security policy, and the planning and management of all budgetary resources in these areas. The Ministry provides a wide range of IT solutions in the field of the central information and communication system, electronic support for administrative and other procedures and the development of common IT solutions for the electronic business of State bodies, public agencies, local authorities and holders of public powers. The catalogue of services provides an overview of all available IT services, which are continuously updated with new ones. The catalogue is structured around common service areas. Individual overarching services may be implemented by different elementary services at a lower level.

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Government communication network HKOM

HKOM network is used by those institutions (central government, part of local government and other) that have legal mandate to access internal information resources only available inside the network. Government communication network consists of "connecting part of the network", designed to rapidly connect various parts of the network and segment it (core, access, servers) and the "service part of the network" providing additional support services such as: - ensuring the quality of services in LAN, WAN and MAN network - providing security by firewalls to control traffic inside and between the institutions, - providing security by the IPS-IDS system for proactive control of network traffic flows, - ensuring the high availability of services and the managing of user sessions by load balancing devices, - providing internet access services, - providing centralized control, - management and control of wireless networks, - services for connection of server segments, - remote VPN access. Connectivity in the HKOM network is provided in one of the following ways: - using the Internet and VPN technology, - using own or leased optical connections, - using IP VPN connections. Government communication network HKOM is owned, controlled and managed by ministry responsible for public administration. Users of HKOM network can access the internet and networks of European union, to provide electronic services and general information on public administration. For users who are not connected via permanent connections, an effective security system is in place in the HKOM network to identify users. For this method of connection to the HKOM network, the data recognition system is used. For users who are connected via permanent connections, a more convenient way of connecting to the HKOM network is by establishing Virtual Private Networking (VPN).

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Accessibility of the websites and mobile aplications of public sector bodies

The Act on Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No.30/18 and 95/21 - ZInfV-A; hereinafter referred to as ZDSMA), in Article 5(3), refers to the use of a harmonised standard - i.e. a standard published in the Official Journal of the European Union in accordance with an implementing decision of the European Commission. The implementing decision of the EC is directly applicable in all Member States and does not need to be transposed into the legal order of the Republic of Slovenia. The fifth and sixth paragraphs of Article 5 of the ZDSMA, which contain a reference to SIST EN 301 549 V1.1.2, would be relevant if the references to the harmonised standard were not published, which they are. The list of standards is published on the SIST website (see below). SIST EN 301 549 V2.1.2:2018 is applicable and harmonised until 12 February 2022, and the latest version of SIST EN 301 549 V3.2.1 becomes the only relevant standard on 12 February 2022.

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Terminological guidelines for public administration

In public administration, inconsistent and inappropriate use of terminology is quite common. However, the reason for this is most often not a lack of terminological resources, but mainly in their non-uniform and uncoordinated use. Therefore, the first step in dealing with a terminological question must be a review of existing terminological sources. With the aim of ensuring the use of uniform terminology in the public administration, an ordered list of terminological sources, which should be primarily used, was created. These resources achieve an appropriate level of quality and mutual coordination. If the term you are looking for is not found in any reference or other quality terminological source, the appropriate procedure for defining a new term or term for it must be carried out. The procedures described in the guidelines can be used for this.

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SIGOV-CA digital certificates

SIGOV-CA is the issuer of qualified digital certificates of public administration institutions of the Certification authority at the Ministry of Public Administration. SIGOV-CA (: Slovenian Governmental Certification Authority) is the issuer of qualified digital certification authority at the Ministry of Public Administration (MPA) for public administration of Slovenia. Qualified digital certificates issued by SIGOV-CA follow the newest guidelines regarding encryption, and are in accordance with the Electronic Commerce and Electronic Signature Act, and published Certification Policies. The purpose, operation and methodology of managing digital certificates, the liability of the Certification Authority and the holders of digital certificates, and security requirements, which need to be fulfilled by the holders, are all defined in the Certification Policy with regard to each type of digital certificates. SIGOV-CA is issuing enterprise and web digital certificate which are further divided into digital certificates for employees, general name and servers. SIGOV-CA digital certificates for employees and general name are enrolled directly on a smart card and allow the creation of a qualified signature. More on SIGOV-CA digital certificate: www.sigov-ca.gov.si

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Government Portal eUprava

Nearly 15 years ago an online portal for citizens was established. At first it comprised only of information, but since 2006 started providing services as well. However, the rapid development of technology and other sciences in the area of the state portal’s business operation has, in recent years, overtaken the portal by a mile. Therefore, a general overhaul was vital. The start of the portal renovation began in October 2013 and was concluded November 2015. When renovating the portal, long-standing experience of end users and operators of back-end systems, with which the portal was connected, was taken into account. At the heart of the renovation were the user’s needs and preferences on how to do business with the state. The cohesive thread of the renovation was to make the portal appealing to the eye, easy to use, as well as, credible and useful, i.e. a portal the users will happily visit again and again.

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Nacionalni interoperabilnostni okvir NIO

National interoperability framework - Portal NIO

The Slovenian interoperability NIO Portal is a national web portal for publishing and harvesting interoperability solutions of the public sector. Besides the publishing, the portal provides the main resources for keeping track of and use various interoperability (technical, semantical, organizational, legal) solutions. NIO has been upgraded visually and technically several times. The upgrade has introduced new features enabling enhanced experience and usability of the portal in order to publish and export the interoperability solutions using standard vocabularies (ADMS and DCAT). NIO portal supports two different views: end-user’s and editor’s view. End-user’s view enables non-registered end-users to review and access interoperability solutions. Editor’s view provides registered editors to publish new interoperability content (data, applications). Most important part of the editor’s view is a workflow for publishing and review process of published interoperability solutions in order to add these to the catalog.

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39 Results in catalogue

Sort by

Catalogue of Information Services of MDT

In accordance with Article 74a of the State Administration Act, the Ministry of Digital Transformation is responsible for the management of the information and communication infrastructure, the development of common IT solutions and their technological, procedural and organisational compatibility with the central information and communication system, the implementation of a unified information security policy, and the planning and management of all budgetary resources in these areas. The Ministry provides a wide range of IT solutions in the field of the central information and communication system, electronic support for administrative and other procedures and the development of common IT solutions for the electronic business of State bodies, public agencies, local authorities and holders of public powers. The catalogue of services provides an overview of all available IT services, which are continuously updated with new ones. The catalogue is structured around common service areas. Individual overarching services may be implemented by different elementary services at a lower level.

Available as: XLSX
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 13.10.2023 | 675 views

Government communication network HKOM

HKOM network is used by those institutions (central government, part of local government and other) that have legal mandate to access internal information resources only available inside the network. Government communication network consists of "connecting part of the network", designed to rapidly connect various parts of the network and segment it (core, access, servers) and the "service part of the network" providing additional support services such as: - ensuring the quality of services in LAN, WAN and MAN network - providing security by firewalls to control traffic inside and between the institutions, - providing security by the IPS-IDS system for proactive control of network traffic flows, - ensuring the high availability of services and the managing of user sessions by load balancing devices, - providing internet access services, - providing centralized control, - management and control of wireless networks, - services for connection of server segments, - remote VPN access. Connectivity in the HKOM network is provided in one of the following ways: - using the Internet and VPN technology, - using own or leased optical connections, - using IP VPN connections. Government communication network HKOM is owned, controlled and managed by ministry responsible for public administration. Users of HKOM network can access the internet and networks of European union, to provide electronic services and general information on public administration. For users who are not connected via permanent connections, an effective security system is in place in the HKOM network to identify users. For this method of connection to the HKOM network, the data recognition system is used. For users who are connected via permanent connections, a more convenient way of connecting to the HKOM network is by establishing Virtual Private Networking (VPN).

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.09.2023 | 1868 views

File type and extensions

ni prevoda ni prevoda

Available as: DOC
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 21.07.2023 | 230 views

Accessibility of the websites and mobile aplications of public sector bodies

The Act on Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No.30/18 and 95/21 - ZInfV-A; hereinafter referred to as ZDSMA), in Article 5(3), refers to the use of a harmonised standard - i.e. a standard published in the Official Journal of the European Union in accordance with an implementing decision of the European Commission. The implementing decision of the EC is directly applicable in all Member States and does not need to be transposed into the legal order of the Republic of Slovenia. The fifth and sixth paragraphs of Article 5 of the ZDSMA, which contain a reference to SIST EN 301 549 V1.1.2, would be relevant if the references to the harmonised standard were not published, which they are. The list of standards is published on the SIST website (see below). SIST EN 301 549 V2.1.2:2018 is applicable and harmonised until 12 February 2022, and the latest version of SIST EN 301 549 V3.2.1 becomes the only relevant standard on 12 February 2022.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 05.06.2023 | 323 views

Terminological guidelines for public administration

In public administration, inconsistent and inappropriate use of terminology is quite common. However, the reason for this is most often not a lack of terminological resources, but mainly in their non-uniform and uncoordinated use. Therefore, the first step in dealing with a terminological question must be a review of existing terminological sources. With the aim of ensuring the use of uniform terminology in the public administration, an ordered list of terminological sources, which should be primarily used, was created. These resources achieve an appropriate level of quality and mutual coordination. If the term you are looking for is not found in any reference or other quality terminological source, the appropriate procedure for defining a new term or term for it must be carried out. The procedures described in the guidelines can be used for this.

Available as: DOCX PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 15.05.2023 | 681 views

SIGOV-CA digital certificates

SIGOV-CA is the issuer of qualified digital certificates of public administration institutions of the Certification authority at the Ministry of Public Administration. SIGOV-CA (: Slovenian Governmental Certification Authority) is the issuer of qualified digital certification authority at the Ministry of Public Administration (MPA) for public administration of Slovenia. Qualified digital certificates issued by SIGOV-CA follow the newest guidelines regarding encryption, and are in accordance with the Electronic Commerce and Electronic Signature Act, and published Certification Policies. The purpose, operation and methodology of managing digital certificates, the liability of the Certification Authority and the holders of digital certificates, and security requirements, which need to be fulfilled by the holders, are all defined in the Certification Policy with regard to each type of digital certificates. SIGOV-CA is issuing enterprise and web digital certificate which are further divided into digital certificates for employees, general name and servers. SIGOV-CA digital certificates for employees and general name are enrolled directly on a smart card and allow the creation of a qualified signature. More on SIGOV-CA digital certificate: www.sigov-ca.gov.si

Asset | Release: 1.3 | Last change date: 24.04.2023 | 333 views

Government Portal eUprava

Nearly 15 years ago an online portal for citizens was established. At first it comprised only of information, but since 2006 started providing services as well. However, the rapid development of technology and other sciences in the area of the state portal’s business operation has, in recent years, overtaken the portal by a mile. Therefore, a general overhaul was vital. The start of the portal renovation began in October 2013 and was concluded November 2015. When renovating the portal, long-standing experience of end users and operators of back-end systems, with which the portal was connected, was taken into account. At the heart of the renovation were the user’s needs and preferences on how to do business with the state. The cohesive thread of the renovation was to make the portal appealing to the eye, easy to use, as well as, credible and useful, i.e. a portal the users will happily visit again and again.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 14.04.2023 | 1800 views

Nacionalni interoperabilnostni okvir NIO

National interoperability framework - Portal NIO

The Slovenian interoperability NIO Portal is a national web portal for publishing and harvesting interoperability solutions of the public sector. Besides the publishing, the portal provides the main resources for keeping track of and use various interoperability (technical, semantical, organizational, legal) solutions. NIO has been upgraded visually and technically several times. The upgrade has introduced new features enabling enhanced experience and usability of the portal in order to publish and export the interoperability solutions using standard vocabularies (ADMS and DCAT). NIO portal supports two different views: end-user’s and editor’s view. End-user’s view enables non-registered end-users to review and access interoperability solutions. Editor’s view provides registered editors to publish new interoperability content (data, applications). Most important part of the editor’s view is a workflow for publishing and review process of published interoperability solutions in order to add these to the catalog.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 14.04.2023 | 505 views

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