RESOURCE POTENTIAL OF SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE STATE INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN UKRAINE

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of the resource potential of social institutions as subjects of the state information security management system in Ukraine. The theoretical foundations of information security management in the context of mediatization of society and technological determination of information risks are considered. The functions and resources of key social institutions – the state, education, family, media and civil society – in countering information threats are analyzed. Particular attention is paid to the impact of the hypernetwork model of media communications on the expansion of the information risk zone and the transformation of management mechanisms. Based on the analysis of current challenges to Ukraine's information security, particularly under martial law, priority areas for developing the resource potential of institutional management subjects are identified. The necessity of integrating formal and informal control mechanisms, strengthening inter-institutional cooperation, and adapting management tools to the dynamics of technological changes in the media space is substantiated.