APPROACHES TO ACHIEVING INFORMATION PROTECTION IN ORGANIZATIONS OF DIFFERENT FIELDS OF ACTIVITIES DURING A STATE OF EMERGENCY (MARTIAL WAR)

Abstract

The number of cyber attacks is increasing. In modern organizations of various fields of activity, all information is increasingly stored in digital or electronic form, be it on individual computers or data storage devices, on the organization's servers or data storage services, or with the help of web-based "cloud" technologies. The purpose of this article is to provide an understanding of information security and analysis of the solution to the problem, as well as to identify threats that can seriously affect organizations of all sizes. This article examines the most popular methods of protecting information during wartime. Let's take a closer look at how this or that method can help you. All businesses now have business-critical information and data stored electronically, so maintaining data security is critical. The growing use of web-based services such as the cloud creates additional digital security challenges. Inadequate cyber security can compromise systems and services, harm people and, in extreme cases, endanger lives. While an organization cannot guarantee that its digital assets are 100 percent secure, this article provides advice on how to assess threats to systems and develop a security regime that ensures that sensitive digital assets are always protected.