Model-oriented structure of projects of socio-technical systems from the standpoint of economic security

Designing sustainable economic systems is essential for solving various problems of the modern economy and suggests that in order to maximize the impact of sustainable solutions, it is necessary to effectively integrate people, machinery and technology. There are no methods for conceptually constructing such (eco) systems that integrate the listed elements and evaluate their safety before implementation. In this article, this gap is eliminated by proposing the Intellectual sociotechnical Cenosis (ISTC) framework, which contributes to the design representation of such systems by using the Model-Driven IT Governance (MoDrIGo) framework on the cenosis theory platform. The scalability and versatility of the framework allow it to be applied in a variety of contexts, allowing for the creation of customized circular ecosystems for sustainability, tailored to specific human and technological needs