SITUATIONAL APPROACH TO CRIMINOLOGICAL SECURITY

The article reveals the essence of the situational approach to ensuring criminological security. The author substantiates the need for integrating systemic and situational approaches to increase the adaptability of crime prevention systems. The potential for typologizing criminal situations is examined, as well as the use of digital and visual tools for threat monitoring and forecasting. The role of local communities, legal culture, and interdisciplinary approaches in shaping a sustainable security model is substantiated.