Rozhko V. THE POLICY OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE MILITARY SPHERE OF UKRAINE

Rozhko V.

graduate student, National University of Civil Protection of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine

THE POLICY OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE MILITARY SPHERE OF UKRAINE

DOI: 10.52363/passa-2024.1-4

Abstract

The author develops recommendations on improvement of the policy of digital transformation of the military sphere. The author notes that the problems of the mechanism of influence of the policy of digital transformation on the military sphere, include both a number of problems of political and military-political authorities, and a number of specific ones. The author suggests improving the legislative and regulatory framework for the policy of digital transformation in the military sphere. Improving information law can become a “locomotive” for the democratic development of Ukraine and its military sphere, in particular. Besides, the author proposes creation of a single information space in the military sphere in Ukraine and the phased formation of a single information space.

Key words: policy, digital transformation, military sphere, military-political authorities.

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