Information security communications strategy as a prerequisite to counteracting hybrid warfare: world experience

2023

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DOI 10.4185/rlcs-2024-2134
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Abstract

The need for innovative tools to counter hybrid threats makes this study relevant. Professional cybersecurity can be proactive and prevent security threats; moreover, its combination with a professional communications strategy can serve as a countermeasure to hybrid warfare and enemy attacks. The article aims to provide a comprehensive comparative analysis of the information security strategies of Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and the European Union, determine the availability of communication strategies for cybersecurity in these countries, and suggest recommendations for developing or improving information security communications strategy. The study examines the current state of information security in the Republic of Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and the European Union. As a part of the study, the authors applied such methods as analysis, systematization, and comparison. The result of the study is the recommendations for the development of information security communications strategies.