Busol Olena

Trends of Regulatory Legal Support of Information Security in the United States

Abstract: Currently, within the context of globalization, intellectualization of crime, comprehensive cover other social relations by information relations, the international community comes to understanding the need to improve existing, and to develop unified normative-legal acts on international information security regulation. The article, based on analysis of USА laws, defines the main trends of normative-legal ensuring information security of the state. The USA has wide experience of applying information technologies in all spheres of society activity. In conditions of Ukraine’s actions in response to aggression of a foreign state, the American experience of applying information technologies for creation of communication systems and military management, and also high-precision arms is especially important. Information security without exaggeration could be considered as one of the perspective directions of mutually beneficial cooperation between Ukraine and the USA.

Keywords: copyright, academic plagiarism, intellectual property, legal act, higher education, the subjects of scientific and technical activity.

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• Busol Olena (V. I. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv)

Cite:
Busol Olena (2017). Trends of Regulatory Legal Support of Information Security in the United States. Academic Papers of The Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine, (46) 92-106. (In Ukrainan). doi: https://doi.org/10.15407/np.46.092

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