Abstract
The article discusses the concept of anti-crisis management, its role and significance in the modern economic environment. A classification of risks is presented, including economic, political, social, technological and financial. The author presents the characteristics of each type of risks, their causes and consequences for the business environment. Economic, political, social risks require effective management through identification, assessment and control, as well as the development of management strategies and the use of appropriate tools to ensure economic stability and social development. Technology risks include information security, data privacy issues, technology system failures, vulnerability to cyberattacks, and negative health and environmental impacts. Financial risks are the possibility of financial loss or uncertainty associated with external and internal factors such as economic fluctuations, changes in foreign exchange rates, financial mismanagement and poor investment decisions. Particular attention is paid to the methods of risk analysis, including the assessment of the probability and impact of risks, as well as the development of risk management strategies.
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