On 31 August 2026, the Supreme Audit Office of the Republic of Srpska Public Sector organized a presentation dedicated to its Information Systems Security Policy. The purpose of the presentation was to present the approach of the Supreme Audit Office of the Republic of Srpska Public Sector to information systems security, as well as to exchange experiences and good practices with representatives of other Supreme Audit Institutions from the region.
The presentation was attended by representatives of the State Audit Institution of the Republic of Serbia: Ivica Gavrilović, President of the Council of the State Audit Institution and Auditor General, and Dragan Stojanović, Head of the IT Audit and Support Department; representatives of the Audit Office of the Institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hrvoje Tvrtković, Auditor General; Nedžad Hajtić, Deputy Auditor General; Ivona Krištić, Head of the Office; Slaviša Vuković, Head of the IT Department; and Danijel Vujica, IT Auditor; representatives of the Audit Office of the Institutions in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Mirza Kudić, Auditor General, and Nina Džidić, Deputy Auditor General; representatives of the Audit Office of Public Administration and Institutions in the Brčko District: Nekir Suljagić, Auditor Genral, and Savo Grujić, Deputy Auditor General; as well as representatives of the Supreme Audit Office of the Republic of Srpska: Božana Trninić, Auditor General; Jovo Radukić, Deputy Auditor General; heads of sectors; representatives of the Office; and IT staff from the Support Sector.
During the presentation, Milan Banika, Senior Information Technology Associate, presented the Information Systems Security Policy of the Supreme Audit Office of the Republic of Srpska Public Sector, one of the key documents governing information security within the institution. Particular attention was given to the importance of systematic security risk management, the protection of data and information infrastructure, as well as the establishment of rules and responsibilities that contribute to the secure and reliable use of information systems.
Activities of this kind are of particular importance to institutions whose operations rely heavily on information technology, especially in view of increasingly complex security threats and the need for the continuous enhancement of measures aimed at protecting information resources.
The exchange of knowledge, experience and good practices among Supreme Audit Institutions represents an important contribution to strengthening inter-institutional cooperation and continuously enhancing information security capabilities.
