The article describes the stage of political digitalization of Ukrainian society, defined as a gradual multi-vector process of society’s transition to digital technologies, affecting all spheres of public life, including public policy and public administration. The peculiarities of digital transformation in Ukraine are determined in the context of service state formation. The issue of cyber-security is studied. The public policy against cyber-terrorism in Ukraine is analysed. The main components of cyber-terrorism in Ukraine, related to the development of political digitalization of society, are identified and characterized, including: informational-psychological terrorism, informational-technical terrorism, cognitive terrorism, network terrorism, social-communication terrorism.
This article focuses on cyberthreats in Ukraine, Poland and Slovakia. As the ICT system in a digital state plays an important role, states are obliged to ensure their adequate protection. Interference with the proper functioning of such systems can have farreaching consequences, potentially leading to the paralysis of specific economic sectors. The continually emerging cyberthreats, their intensity and types trigger the need to constantly monitor the phenomena occurring in cyberspace. With such monitoring cyberattacks can be countered and their destructive outcomes avoided. The article indicates, inter alia, the types of cybersecurity incidents and their frequency.
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