INFORMATION SECURITY AT STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES UNDER MARTIAL LAW AND ORGANIZATIONAL METHODS OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of legal and organizational foundations for ensuring information security of enterprises in today challenging conditions, particularly during wartime, when the need arises to preserve and protect personal and commercial information and to foster the development of the information society. The aim of the article is to analyze the specific features of enterprise information security management. It is established that information security encompasses various areas of activity aimed at creating conditions for protecting the interests of the enterprise, the region, and the state within the information space. Theoretical approaches to defining the concepts of "information security" and "national security" are examined. Information security management is based on a systematic approach to protecting the confidential information of an enterprise, thereby ensuring its safety. This system includes personnel, business processes, and information systems.

Forms and methods of ensuring information security act as a tool, in addition to which security features are implemented for a full range of tasks for the protection of those important for the functioning of enterprises and organizations interests in the sphere of economics, business and finance. Connected with this is the need for clear legal regulation during the development of relevant legal acts that regulate the activities of information security agencies.

A key role in the management of government enterprises to ensure information security is the promotion of mechanisms for implementing existing legal norms in this area and the disaggregation and promotion of access control regulations to information systems of state enterprises. At the same time, the kernel of the state enterprise is responsible for recognizing the cause-and-hereditary connection between powerful administrative actions in this sphere and will become the protection of the enterprise from internal ones and external information threats.

Modern information systems are complex combinations of hardware, software, and firmware technologies, as well as the corresponding processes and personnel, which together ensure efficient processing, storage, and transmission of information. Their main goal is to support business activities and ensure the continuity of organizational business processes.