IDEOLOGICAL AND THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF ENSURING INFORMATION SECURITY

Abstract

This paper explores the ideological and theoretical foundations that underpin information security in the modern digital age. It analyzes how political, ethical, legal, and technological ideologies shape national and organizational approaches to safeguarding information. The study highlights key theories related to cybersecurity, information warfare, and data protection, examining how these theories guide policy development and risk management strategies. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of a comprehensive, value-based approach to building resilient and secure information systems. The annotation aims to provide a deeper understanding of how foundational ideas influence practical security frameworks and decision-making processes.