Information Wars and Defense Systems in the Context of Globalization Processes

S. Starodub

Abstract


Research methodology. The basis of the research is informational, systemic, activity approaches. The following methods were used: analysis, synthesis, generalization – to determine possible defense systems during information wars in the context of globalization processes; the terminological analysis of the «information war».

Results. Info XXI century selects the shape and material possessions it becomes very desirable. Any quite «material», today tested solutions and implement in the information field, and their results are crucial. World modern global space is always at war. But the characteristic of this war is that it is not bloody, but more destructive. The current world is undergoing rapid information confrontation battles in the media space. A characteristic feature of information battle is a constant exchange of information which adversely affects the enemy.

Novelty. The article covers possible defense systems during information wars in the context of globalization processes. Defense aspect of an information war is security measures aimed to information protection – do not let the enemy to execute a successful information assault to Ukrainian information functions. Modern defense measures as operational security and communication security are typical for prevention and identification of enemy’s harmful impact, aimed at Ukrainian military information functions. Computer security includes actions for prevention, identification of enemy’s direct information actions and organization of counteractions.

Practical significance. The research results can be used in a state and individuals level to information policy formation.

Key words: war, conflict, warfare, information warfare, globalization, communication processes, information.


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