national security

The article presents a comprehensive comparative legal analysis of crimes against national security according to the criminal codes of Ukraine and Poland. The authors analyze the common approaches of the legislator of countries to the criminalization of socially dangerous acts in the relevant field, the differences in these approaches. Based on the analysis of the current criminal code of the Republic of Poland, the authors propose a number of new norms for a special part of the Ukrainian criminal law. In particular, the authors propose to supplement Art.

The article considers issues related to the administrative and legal nature of information security of the population of Ukraine and its provision in the economic crisis, reducing social protection, increasing external threats from other countries and waging an information war against Ukraine by individual countries. It should be noted that the measures taken by the Ukrainian authorities to protect the state, its territorial integrity and the security of the country's population are timely.

The focus is on information security issues. There are always cyber threats in a globalized society, but in times of certain world or state problems and difficulties, their impact is particularly acute. It is stated that the world now is facing a new problem - a new disease whose treatment does not have treatment and prevention in the form of vaccination. The set of measures taken at the state level causes the weakening of the state and non-state sectors of the economy and applies to all spheres of life of both individuals and the state and international institutions.

The article deals with important issues regarding the role and place of financial security
as an integral element of national security and the importance’sof adopting the Law «ОnThe
national financial security Bureau of Ukraine». The authors identify the positive and negative
aspects of the bill and its possible impact on the state of financial relations.

In the process of building society model of legal relations of public institutions with public becomes more bilateral (dialogue) character, but still remains asymmetric in terms of protection of national interests, the emphasis in this model is still biased towards the interests of the authorities to prioritize the interests of citizens, creating a series of obvious barriers to
establishing these relationships. Updated rethink this model of communication and symetryzatsiyi towards balancing public interests with the interests of the state.

The article analyzes the scientific works of modern Russian and foreign scientists in the context of studies of various  aspects of information security. After the collapse of the USSR information security of the state, society and the individual  became the subject of scientific research of political scientists, sociologists, jurists, philosophers, and experts in the  information technology. But in historical perspective defined perspective is seen for the first time.