COUNTERACTION TO FACTORS-THREATS TO NATIONAL SECURITY AS A SUBJECT OF LEGAL REGULATION

Abstract

The article considers the main threats and factors that currently exist. Considering the legal regulation of ensuring national security, including reducing the impact of threats on our state, the main directions for the implementation of the national security strategy and the creation of a legal regime in which the security of the state will be maintained at a high level have been determined. It was determined that the necessary process of forming a legal regime for countering specific threats is to assign one or another problem to the sphere of national security, for this it is necessary to use strategic planning. The article outlines the difference between threats and challenges, where national security actors have less ability to counter threats than challenges, and threats are often associated with operating conditions, which in turn may not depend on human will. The difference also identified is that a threat is a multidimensional concept and a multifaceted problem for national interests, rather than a challenge