Cyber security resilience of the Danish public sector II
Danish NAO underlines that public authorities depend on IT to deliver their services. Thus, major IT problems and loss of data relating to critical IT systems can have far-reaching consequences for the government, citizens and companies. The audit focused on IT contingency plans, secure continuity of operations and mitigation of the consequences of system breakdowns or data losses in the event of major IT breakdowns. Approximately 90 of the government's IT systems are assessed to be critical by the departments.
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Pharmaceutical Stock Information Management System
The SAI Kosovo audit covered digitizing the management of pharmaceutical stock in healthcare institutions to supply medicines and disposable materials to patients from essential and non-essential lists. It was revealed that the system was not fully implemented in all healthcare units, like pharmacies in hospital wards and clinics, as well as Family Medicine Centers. This has led to inadequate management of pharmaceutical stock, lack of proper planning, and inefficient use of medicines and medical supplies. The Pharmaceutical Stock Management System enables the management of the supply process of medicines and medicinal materials, starting from central level institutions to health institutions and up to distribution to the patient.
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