Cybersecurity in Modern Armed Conflicts: Threats and Responses

The purpose of the study is to develop effective information security strategies in the context of modern armed conflicts. Methods of analysis, experiment, and generalisation were used to achieve this goal. Key results include implementing a programme to simulate attacks on classified information, creating a table of analysis of real hacker groups, and a block diagram of cybersecurity in military conflicts. The results of software implementation and visualisation of attacks on military data revealed various threats, the importance of detecting and countering them for the reliability of defence systems. Cyber-attacks on classified data during the war period highlighted the serious impact of cyber threats on important information resources. Information security strategies in armed conflicts are formulated, including threat analysis, preventive measures, increased resistance, incident response, international cooperation, and ongoing assessment. A flexible approach that covers all aspects of cybersecurity determines the success of protection in high-risk situations of armed conflict. Recommendations include improving technological security tools, implementing forecasting and prevention systems, building a cybersecurity culture, systematically updating and adapting to changes in threats and the technology environment. The practical significance of the study is to identify key aspects for developing and improving cybersecurity strategies in the context of military conflicts.