INFLUENCE OF ENTITIES OF INFORMATION SPHERE ON THE RESISTANCE OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY SYSTEM TO INFORMATION WARS

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to examine the entities of the information sphere and the conditions for enhancing their influence on the stability of the national security system, identifying the qualitative and quantitative parameters characterizing the resistance of the national security system to information wars. The authors show that national interests in the information sphere are divided into spheres of action: social, technological, educational and international. The quantitative parameters of the study are presented by analyzing the dynamics of statistical indicators in various areas of the information space development. Qualitative parameters are obtained on the basis of the results of semi-structured expert interviews with representatives of government bodies, Public Chambers of the Regions, members of public councils at government bodies, representatives of the expert community. Criteria that characterize the qualitative specificity of the information sphere formed and its impact on the sustainability of the national security system are openness and accessibility, stimulation of dialogue interaction and partnership.