The Main Systemic Engineering Problems of Using Computer and Digital Technologies in Legal Activities in the Context of Ensuring Security

Abstract

The relevance of the research topic is accompanied by a great demand for digital and computer technologies and their rapid growth in the activities of any organization. Legal activity and security have changed a lot in recent years and also feels the impact of modern digital and computer technologies. The main purpose of the article is to study the main systemic engineering problems of using digital and computer technologies in the legal activities of firms in terms of ensuring security. To achieve this goal, we used the methodology of hierarchical ordering using information and mathematical tools of the theory of graphs and relationships, which allows you to streamline and form a connection between the main systemic engineering problems of using digital and computer technologies in the legal activities of firms. Based on the results of the analysis, we have formed an information model of the hierarchical ordering of the influence of the main systemic engineering problems of using digital and computer technologies in the legal activities of firms in terms of ensuring information security. Our study has a number of limitations, and they are related to the inability to cover all types and types of problems of using digital and computer technologies in legal activities due to a large amount of data and limited work. Further research will require the question of analyzing the impact of Industry 4.0, which is already practically here and with us, in the legal activities of firms.

Modeling the Performance of Criminal Law Functions in the Context of Safety and Security Development

“…Thus, some scientists concluded that the legal function of ensuring safety and security development is carried out by criminal law by establishing a range of socially dangerous acts recognized as crimes, as well as criminal penalties and other measures of criminal law enforcement applied to those who committed them. By thus protecting social relations, criminal law further regulates other social relations -arising between the state and a person who has committed a socially dangerous act in connection with bringing the latter to criminal responsibility [11,12].…”