Cybersecurity as a Component of the National Security of the State

This article assesses the current state of criminal counteraction to the solicitation of children for sexual purposes using digital technologies in Ukraine and the foreign experience in this area. To this end, it uses the traditional legal research method as a basis for research, partially applying other methods such as comparative, historical, and international law. The article analyzes the composition of a criminal offense under Art. 156-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine and compares it to the texts of international acts and foreign legislation. The article concludes that the text of the adopted amendments is generally in line with Ukraine’s commitments and foreign experience.

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Countering the sexual solicitation of children using computer technology

Semchuk

Lykhova

Udalova

et al. 2022

“…For example, the authors of the article, Biomedical Ethics and Human Rights in the Context of Innovation and Information Development of Society, note that biomedical ethics is a science of morality, through which human security guarantees are established, and moral and ethical barriers are created, supported by legal acts. The purpose of bioethics is to prevent harm to a person in need of medical care and protect rights and interests (Kalyuzhny et al, 2020;Vakulyk et al, 2020).…”

Section: Problems Of Scientific-theoretical Reasoningmentioning

confidence: 99%

International and national standards on societal information security

Lykhova,

Servatiuk,

Shamsutdinov

et al. 2022

This research focuses on information security as a social state, its aspects and characteristics, information security standards, and its impact on improving the information security process. It emphasizes the multidisciplinary nature of the issue of information security. Several methods are employed in this study, including formal-logical and system-structural methods, methods of generalization, and comparative law. Documentary analysis is used to examine the regulatory framework concerning information security and the main international and national information security standards. Three levels of information security are identified –personal, social, and state. It concludes that the levels differ depending on their degree within the information space.

“…General José María Córdova ISSN 1900-6586 (print), 2500-7645 (online) (2006); Sushko (2012); Chekmareva (2016); Epstein (2006), Chyzhmar et al (2019), Lamperti et al (2017), Vakulyk et al (2020, and others. For the most part, these studies have tried to predict social and economic processes through the use of ABM.…”

Section: Revista Científicamentioning

confidence: 99%

Agent-based models: an effective tool in Ukrainian state formation and legal regulation

Lyubchik

Yadlovska

Вавженчук

et al. 2022

This article explains the essence of the agent-based model method that simulates artificial societies to substantiate the thesis on its feasibility and scientific usefulness in lawmaking and law enforcement in Ukraine and research in the legal field. The primary research method used is synthesis, which allows combining components of a complex phenomenon and obtaining synthetic knowledge, which expands previous experience and constructs something new. Moreover, it allows going beyond the existing basis and drawing far-sighted conclusions, forecasting the directions of effective state formation and legal regulation in Ukraine.