Abstract
Nowadays, the vast majority of the threats to our security come from cyberspace, resulting in a significant transformation of national security systems. Behind these changes, we can find some organisational and capability responses to technological developments, seeing that the function of national security is inseparable from the social environment and its processes. The study examines certain impacts of cyberspace on national security as a system, addressing some features of the changing external environment. The topic is related to the research on the relationship between the information society and security in the 21st century. Therefore, the study explores some processes visible at the international level and reviews some external environment trends in connection with national security. The changes affect the future of national security thinking and the development of principles and methods. It is the task of national security services operating under strict legislation to respond effectively to various threats in a changing environment. All this is only possible through the continuous monitoring of changes in the environment and long-term strategic thinking.
Highlights
Regardless of any political and social systems, the existence of a national security sector and organisations can be considered universal in almost all states
The vast majority of the threats to our security come from cyberspace, resulting in a significant transformation of national security systems
The role of the technological environment and cyberspace has already come to the fore in connection with national security threats
Summary
Regardless of any political and social systems, the existence of a national security sector and organisations can be considered universal in almost all states. This study, which only reflects the author’s views, examines the complex relationship between the cyberspace and the national security sector, where national, historical, political factors and the current challenges of the security policy environment, and the technological and infocommunication environment, have the greatest impact on the structures mentioned above. These ideas can enrich other professional knowledge on the issue
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