Protection of Critical Infrastructure Facilities as a Component of the National Security

Abstract

The issue of protecting critical infrastructure as one of the components of national security is analyzed. The following methods were used in the study: bibliographic, dialectical, empirical, and theoretical, comparative, and legal. The essence of the term "critical infrastructure” is explained both according to the opinions of scientists and from the very position of the authors of the article. The importance of proper protection and proper functioning of infrastructure in Ukraine is well founded. It emphasizes the fact that for many years the issue of the importance of protecting critical infrastructure has been almost forgotten and is not relevant to the governing bodies of the state. In addition, this situation applies to many other countries in the world. The current situation shows that there are countries that, despite being among the most prosperous and innovative, did not pay attention to their situation with their own security infrastructure. It is concluded that, based on a comparative analysis of international experience, in addition to exploring the peculiarities of national realities, the article proposed measures to improve the internal state of protection of critical infrastructure.

Administrative and Legal Regulation of Humanitarian Aid Under Martial Law

“…Aware of these new challenges, the author's team consisting of Denysov et al [16] note that the protection of critical infrastructure is one of the key elements of the functioning of the national security of the state.…”

Забезпечення Інформаційної Безпеки Як Складової Національної Безпеки України

“…Значна інформатизація суспільства, транскордонний характер передачі даних можуть дещо обмежити державний суверенітет. При цьому на відміну від державного суверенітету інформаційний суверенітет пов'язується не стільки з територією у фізичному сенсі, скільки з єдиним інформаційним простором 6 . З огляду на це сучасні держави 1 Shumilo O., Lytvyn I., Shablystyi V., Kornyakova T., Popovich I.…”