PRINCIPLES OF DESIGNING INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEMS IN THE PROTECTION OF CRITICAL STATE OBJECTS AND STRATEGIC REGIONS

This article deeply analyzes the scientific and methodological principles of designing security systems for critical state objects and strategically important regions based on modern requirements. It is demonstrated that under conditions of changing geopolitical situations, intensifying cyber-attacks, and hybrid threats, the capabilities of traditional standalone protection tools are becoming increasingly limited. The study scientifically substantiates the core approaches to designing Integrated Security Systems (ISS) based on Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) platforms, artificial intelligence elements, multi-level defense, and reliability principles.