STRUCTURAL AND CLASSIFICATION CHARACTERISTICS OF PROVIDING INFORMATION SECURITY

The article reveals the main aspects of the structural and classification characteristics of providing information security. In the context of revealing the purpose of scientific research processed a number of sources, separate articles of the Constitution of Ukraine, the Decree of the President of Ukraine «On the decision of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine of December 29, 2016 «On the Doctrine of Information Security of Ukraine», some articles of the Law of Ukraine «On the Concept of the National Informatization Program», the Law of Ukraine «On Information», the Law of Ukraine «On State Secrets» and the Law of Ukraine «On Access to Public Information». It is determined that information security is a state and level of protection of the information sphere and is manifested in the formation, use and development of the interests of both citizens and society, including the state as a whole. It is established that information security has an interdisciplinary nature, namely it covers the legal, technical, technological, psychological foundations and causes great complexity and multilevel relationships between the components of information security. It is proved that the application of approaches to the classification of information security, which are used in the scientific article, is one of the ways to carry out a structural analysis of the process of providing information security, without violating the relationships between its components. It has been determined that the key features of each of the components of the provisioning process allow in the future to carry out the process of ensuring information security in a comprehensive manner and form the tactical and strategic directions of such activities. It was found that consideration and reflection of all the main issues of comprehensive providing information security allows to harmonize the Ukrainian legislation in the information sphere, and this in the long run will contribute to the formation of an effective state policy in the information sphere.