The Critical Infrastructure as an Object of Administrative and Legal Regulation
Abstract
Integration into the concept of critical infrastructure of systems, objects and resources critical to society and the state emphasizes the importance and importance of ensuring their protection, which involves the formation of a single, independent direction of administrative-legal regulation.
Despite the fact that there are currently a number of regulations on the protection of critical systems, facilities and resources, there is no single protection mechanism that in practice leads to inconsistencies between the actors involved in such protection, the untimely response to threats to the neutralization of which requires multidisciplinary consolidation of resources, inefficient, unsystematic use of forces and means, etc.
The modern model of the administrative-legal regulation of the protection of critical infrastructure should be constructed taking into account and based on the normative base, program-strategic documents, experience gained and best examples of legal regulation of similar institutes in foreign countries. The relevant provisions should be defined as the basis for developing new approaches in the field of administrative and legal regulation of the protection of critical infrastructure in modern Ukraine. Considering the integral nature of the problem, it is also necessary to study multidisciplinary studies on relevant topics, some of which can be used in normative and theoretical work.
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