Information support and cyber security patrol police: the relationship between concepts

Abstract

The article is devoted to the coverage of scientific approaches and normative-legal definition of the content of the concepts of information support and cybersecurity of the patrol police. The shortcomings of the definition of the terminological apparatus in the field of information support and cybersecurity of the National Police in general and the patrol police in particular were revealed. The concept of cybersecurity of patrol police as a state of protection of official interests of patrol police in cyberspace, which is achieved by complying with legal, organizational, technical requirements for the use of information resources, networks, software, media, photo and video in the work of patrol police for effective information support for the functioning of the patrol police, timely detection, prevention and neutralization of real and potential cyber threats. Information support of the patrol police is defined as a continuous process of creation, use, research, storage, protection, transmission, processing, destruction of information of a certain type, quality, volume, structure, form, provided by a set of normative-legal, organizational-administrative, scientific and technical measures. using information systems, tools, networks, resources and technologies used in the system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, aimed at meeting the information needs and realization of the information interests of the patrol police. In order to accelerate the process of information and technical improvement of the patrol police and increase the risks of negative impact on the functioning of its information support system, it is proposed to develop a concept of information support of the patrol police, which will contain appropriate definitions and include a separate section on cyber security Among the organizational measures to increase the level of cybersecurity of the patrol police, it is proposed to strengthen cooperation with cyberpolice, develop appropriate guidelines, introduce training on legal support and effective use of databases, information systems, networks, software, video and photography in patrol police.