Abstract
The article is devoted to the analysis of legal and organizational and managerial problems of improving the protection of critical infrastructure of the state in Ukraine in the context of forming a new security paradigm based on the priority of universal, basic values and ideals of the human community. The impact of improving the efficiency of public-private partnership on the level of security and sustainability of critical infrastructure is considered. The thesis is formulated and substantiated that the consideration of national security primarily as a protection of the nation existence motivates its appeal to the national idea, through the prism of which the people comprehend their existence and according to which they determine their national values and national interests. Under such conditions, the philosophical category of security and the national idea can become the methodological basis of the new paradigm of national security and organizational and legal measures to ensure it. The practical significance of changing the paradigms of national security is that the previous paradigm was focused on ensuring security in an area when there was a real threat or danger to national security. The process of improving the mechanism of legal support for the protection of critical infrastructure in Ukraine as a whole is taking into account the best practices of the EU and the United States. Optimization of the mechanism for ensuring the protection of critical infrastructure in the context of the formation of a new paradigm of national security should be based on the formation of an active, preventive, soci al cost-effective and result-oriented security model
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