IDEOLOGICAL, THEORETICAL AND LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF ENSURING INFORMATION SECURITY

Abstract

The rapid evolution of digital technologies and global communication networks has created unprecedented opportunities for progress but also significant threats to information security. This paper analyzes the ideological, theoretical, and legal foundations for ensuring information security at the national and global levels. It examines the philosophical and conceptual frameworks underlying information protection, explores the role of ideology and policy in shaping secure information environments, and reviews major international legal instruments. The study concludes that an integrated approach—combining ideological awareness, theoretical frameworks, and legal regulation—is essential for sustainable information security in modern society.