Hrytsai R. Peculiarities of the State Strategy for Countering Information Warfare.

The dissertation research is one of the first comprehensive studies in which directions for the formation and implementation of the state strategy for countering information warfare are developed, taking into account the current state of legislation, public administration practice, the conditions of martial law, the digitalization of social communications, and the growth of destructive informational influences. The totality of the obtained conclusions and recommendations is of great importance for improving the organizational and managerial mechanisms of coordination of subjects of state policy in the relevant sphere, increasing the effectiveness of strategic communications, ensuring the information resilience of the state and society, as well as trengthening the capacity of public authorities to timely detect, prevent, and neutralize threats of an informational nature. It is determined that information warfare is a component of modern threats to the information security of the state, since it combines informational-psychological, communicative, technological, and cybernetic influence on the state, society, and public consciousness, aimed at destabilizing socio-political processes, undermining trust in state institutions, weakening social unity, and weakening the information sovereignty of the state.