ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL BASIS OF THE PARTICIPATION OF THE DBR IN INFORMA- TION RELATIONS

The article examines the administrative and legal foundations of the participation of the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) in Ukraine’s informational relations, with a focus on contemporary challenges and development prospects for this institution. The author analyzes the role of the SBI in ensuring national security through information management and the protection of confidential data amid dynamic changes in the informational space. Special attention is paid to issues of information protection in the face of modern cyber threats and the absence of unified standards for data storage and processing, which present significant challenges for law enforcement activities. The article also highlights legal and organizational aspects of working with information, particularly mechanisms for storing, processing, and using confidential data. The author emphasizes the importance of implementing international information security standards and integrating them into the national legal framework, considering contemporary challenges, especially under martial law conditions. Given the rapid development of information technologies and the constant evolution of cyber threats, the need for regular updates to the legal mechanisms governing the interaction of the SBI with other state bodies and international partners becomes evident. This process involves creating an integrated cybersecurity system that ensures a high level of security for information systems at all stages of data processing, from collection and storage to usage. The need to improve these mechanisms stems not only from global challenges, such as the increasing number of cyberattacks, but also from specific demands placed on law enforcement agencies in protecting national security and confidential information. One of the key aspects requiring attention is the comprehensive training of personnel in the field of cybersecurity. This includes both the education of existing staff and the preparation of new specialists capable of effectively responding to modern cyber threats and possessing the necessary knowledge about cutting-edge information protection technologies. Systematic training demands the development of specialized training programs and courses covering all aspects of cybersecurity, from the basic principles of information protection to advanced technical knowledge in combating cyberattacks and identifying vulnerabilities in systems. The conclusion emphasizes the need to develop a unified approach to protecting information systems in the SBI, improve legal regulation, and enhance international cooperation to strengthen cybersecurity. This will improve the efficiency of the bureau’s operations while maintaining the confidentiality and security of information in the face of modern challenges.

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Alfred Nobel University Journal of Law
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.32342/3041-2218-2024-2-9-9
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Healthcare, Law, Governance, and Management Studies
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ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL BASIS OF THE PARTICIPATION OF THE DBR IN INFORMA- TION RELATIONS

Oleksandr М. Moskalyk
Alfred Nobel University Journal of Law
Healthcare, Law, Governance, and Management Studies
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ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL BASIS OF THE PARTICIPATION OF THE DBR IN INFORMA- TION RELATIONS

Oleksandr М. Moskalyk
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Abstract

The article examines the administrative and legal foundations of the participation of the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) in Ukraine’s informational relations, with a focus on contemporary challenges and development prospects for this institution. The author analyzes the role of the SBI in ensuring national security through information management and the protection of confidential data amid dynamic changes in the informational space. Special attention is paid to issues of information protection in the face of modern cyber threats and the absence of unified standards for data storage and processing, which present significant challenges for law enforcement activities. The article also highlights legal and organizational aspects of working with information, particularly mechanisms for storing, processing, and using confidential data. The author emphasizes the importance of implementing international information security standards and integrating them into the national legal framework, considering contemporary challenges, especially under martial law conditions. Given the rapid development of information technologies and the constant evolution of cyber threats, the need for regular updates to the legal mechanisms governing the interaction of the SBI with other state bodies and international partners becomes evident. This process involves creating an integrated cybersecurity system that ensures a high level of security for information systems at all stages of data processing, from collection and storage to usage. The need to improve these mechanisms stems not only from global challenges, such as the increasing number of cyberattacks, but also from specific demands placed on law enforcement agencies in protecting national security and confidential information. One of the key aspects requiring attention is the comprehensive training of personnel in the field of cybersecurity. This includes both the education of existing staff and the preparation of new specialists capable of effectively responding to modern cyber threats and possessing the necessary knowledge about cutting-edge information protection technologies. Systematic training demands the development of specialized training programs and courses covering all aspects of cybersecurity, from the basic principles of information protection to advanced technical knowledge in combating cyberattacks and identifying vulnerabilities in systems. The conclusion emphasizes the need to develop a unified approach to protecting information systems in the SBI, improve legal regulation, and enhance international cooperation to strengthen cybersecurity. This will improve the efficiency of the bureau’s operations while maintaining the confidentiality and security of information in the face of modern challenges.

Alfred Nobel University Journal of LawVol. 2(9)
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Healthcare, Law, Governance, and Management Studies
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