DOI: 10.7256/2454-0668.2016.4.17585

Abstract: In this work the author focuses his attention on the process of international dialogue with regards to the questions of information security. The object of this research is the information policy of CIS countries on international arena. The goal of this article consists in determination of specificity of the stages of CIS countries’ work over the establishment of the normative legal and methodological base of ensuring the international information security. In order to achieve the set goal it is necessary to detect the key disputes on this issue with the Western colleagues, as well as to underline the dynamics of the notion “information security”. The scientific novelty consists in the acquired results during the course of this research pertaining to the assessment of CIS countries international policy in the information-communication sphere within the framework of the stages of its development throughout the period of 1990-2015. The analysis of the work of regional institutions from a perspective of the intergovernmental documents allowed explaining the conclusions that currently CIS states attempt to establish a complex and open system of international information security based on compliance of its participants to the universal rules that ensure security of information environment. The author presents the characteristic of CIS states information, its goals and principles in the context of three periods of its development.

DOI: 10.7256/2409-7543.2016.2.17672

Abstract: The research subject of the article is Russia’s information policy; the research object is its psychological component within the structure of Russia’s information security. The author formulates and solves the following research tasks: to analyze the official documents related to information security of the state; to consider the developments in the sphere of Russia’s foreign policy from the position of psychological resources application. The research methodology contains the system approach allowing the author to assess the dynamics of the psychological component’s impact on the system of Russia’s information security. The historical and comparative method, analysis, synthesis, and the logical method help to study the subject field as a complex of all processes, phenomena, and tendencies in the light of their peculiarities and specifics. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the analysis of the most important developments of Russia’s foreign policy since the early 2000s from the position of use of psychological resources, and in the assessment of Russia’s contemporary information policy. The author’s conclusions about the possibilities of the psychological component’s impact on the state’s security are significant.