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The availability of public services through online platforms has improved thecoverage and efficiency of essential services provided to citizens worldwide.These services also promote transparency and foster citizen participation ingovernment processes. However, the increased online presence also exposessensitive data exchanged between citizens and service providers to a widerrange of security threats. Therefore, ensuring the security and trustworthinessof online services is crucial to Electronic Government (EGOV) initiatives'success. Hence, this work assesses the security posture of online platformshosted in 3068 governmental domain names, across all UN Member States, in threedimensions: support for secure communication protocols; the trustworthiness oftheir digital certificate chains; and services' exposure to knownvulnerabilities. The results indicate that despite its rapid development, thepublic sector still falls short in adopting international standards and bestsecurity practices in services and infrastructure management. This realityposes significant risks to citizens and services across all regions and incomelevels.

A worldwide overview on the information security posture of online public services