STUDY OF ANTHROPOMORPHIC TYPES OF ORGANIZING INTER-OBJECT INTERACTION AT THE LEVEL OF THE SUBJECT OF CRITICAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE

The article presents the results of a study in the field of organizing inter-object interaction at the level of the subject of critical information infrastructure using the anthropomorphic approach. Vulnerabilities of program code are considered as inter-object interaction, the effects of inter-object interaction at the level of vulnerabilities of program code, arising as a result of the implementation of behavioral models, are substantiated. They are investigated and substantiated on the basis of the anthropomorphic approach in the form of: obligate symbiosis, parasitism, predation, amensalism, allelopathy, competition, neutralism. The types of anthropomorphism in the organization of inter-object interaction at the level of critical information infrastructure are investigated. Based on the results, new patterns in the assessment of information security risks are established. The interaction of vulnerabilities of software code can lead not only to a decrease in the system's performance, but also scenarios are possible in which a positive effect is manifested, that is, this situation can be used as an element of the protection system.