INFORMATION COMPONENT AS THE MAIN RESOURCE AND CONSTRUCT OF POLITICAL MANAGEMENT

Abstract

The modern understanding of information security as a category of political science should be determined by the peculiarity of political events that reflect the connection of transformational processes not only through the prism of political power, but also in relation to those political actors whose actions do not fit into the institutional framework of the political process. The term "information security" is a fundamentally broader concept than the common synonym "information security", since information security must be considered at the micro and macro levels. The first is rightly understood as a mechanism for monitoring the balance of equality in society, while the second is the use of information weapons for the purpose of information superiority.