ПРОГРАМНА РЕАЛІЗАЦІЯ ПІДСИСТЕМ ОБМІНУ ДАНИМИ ЕКСПЕРТІВ У РОЗПОДІЛЕНИХ КОМПЛЕКСАХ ІМІТАЦІЙНОГО МОДЕЛЮВАННЯ БОЙОВИХ ДІЙ

Abstract

The comprehensive development of information systems creates conditions for the development and implementation of modern information tools that automate, and thereby more effectively implement management processes. At the same time, due to the increasing complexity of information systems and the information technologies used in them, the volume of requirements for them is growing. One of the directions for introducing IS into modern models of military equipment is information systems control units. Modern information systems control units not only provide control of the military equipment sample, but also provide operational data exchange with the crew. Modern database modeling complexes (such as PEO STRI, the American company "Alion Science & Technology") make it possible to simulate the combat actions of a unit with the exchange of data between the crew (experts). The main role in ensuring the security of accounting subsystems of modern database modeling complexes should be played by well-tried and tested methods of modern cryptography. The use of one or another cryptographic protocol or algorithm should be dictated by necessity and validity. Since in the modern conditions of the development of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in general and in the accounting subsystems of modern database modeling complexes in particular, ensuring secure data exchange is an urgent task, such measures should be taken when exchanging data in which data transmission from each workstation of the system is not available to third parties. persons, therefore it is proposed to use blockchain technology in the field of electronic data exchange. Thus, when exchanging data, such measures are used in which the transfer of data from each workstation of the system was not available to third parties. This process increases the likelihood of eliminating the possibility of data leakage. However, with secure data exchange, this procedure cannot be considered completely adequate, since this method of data exchange cannot be tested on a large number of operators (that is, at the operational-tactical level). Keywords: data exchange, workplace data protection modeling, blockchain, information systems, military operations.