of which determine existing and potential threats
to information security, as well as ways of
solution. Specially authorized entities operate in
Ukraine to ensure information security, for
example, the Center for Combating
Disinformation and the National Coordination
Center for Cyber Security under the Council of
National Security and Defense of Ukraine, the
National Center for Reserving State Information
Resources. The latter ensures the reliability and
uninterrupted operation of state information
resources, storage of state electronic information
resources, backup of information, and
information of state electronic information
resources of state bodies, military formations
(except for the Armed Forces and the Main
Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of
Defense), formed in accordance with laws,
enterprises, institutions, and organizations
(Resolution No. 94, 2021).
As for the national program documents that
determine the policy in the field of national
security and its components, in Ukraine, a
significant sectorization of national security has
been carried out by distinguishing: the military
security strategy of Ukraine, the cyber security
strategy, the strategic defense bulletin, the public
safety and civil defense strategy of Ukraine, the
defense development strategy of the non-
industrial complex of Ukraine (Law No. 2469,
2018).
Separately, we note that control over the national
security sector should be implemented through
parliamentary control (openness of policy in the
field of public defense and security, ensuring
access to military budgets, the inclusion of civil
society in debates on issues covering the security
sector, control over intelligence services, arms
control, anti-corruption policies, and regulations,
as well as international standards and
conventions); financial regulators (planning and
budgeting, financial management, transparency,
regulation of secret budgets, auditing); human
resources (for example, personnel management,
codes of conduct, conducting training on the
education of integrity) (Central fot Integrity in
the Defence Sector, 2021).
Thus, public administration in the field of
national security must follow the general
principles of public administration - the rule of
law and good governance and international
standards in the field of national security -
compliance with gender equality, the openness of
information about the state of national security,
implementation of democratic control over
public institutions, sectorization of the sphere of
national security, the combination of
globalization trends in the field of national
security with national interests.
Subjects of public administration are authorized
by public institutions that implement a set of
economic, motivational, organizational, and
legal means of purposeful influence on a certain
sphere of public relations. The set of subjects of
public administration forms an institutional
mechanism.
Within the scope of administrative executive
activity, it is possible to single out:
a) bodies of general competence that regulate
social relations as a whole, for example, the
Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the President
of Ukraine, the Cabinet of Ministers of
Ukraine (Mangora, 2019);
b) bodies of special competence, which
perform specific tasks in a certain sphere of
public relations (Makarenko, 2014;
Makushev, 2021).
The national security of the state is institutionally
ensured through the activities of authorized
subjects - a system of state institutions formed in
accordance with the laws of Ukraine, military
formations, law enforcement, and intelligence
agencies, state bodies of special purpose with law
enforcement functions, civil defense forces, the
activities of which are functionally aimed at
protecting national interests of Ukraine from
threats, as well as citizens and public associations
that voluntarily participate in ensuring the
national security of Ukraine.
The system of subjects of public administration
in the field of national security is formed as
follows:
1) subjects of general competence that manage
the security sector: the President of Ukraine,
the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine;
2) subjects of special competence: the National
Security and Defense Council of Ukraine,
the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the State
Special Transport Service, the Ministry of
Internal Affairs of Ukraine, the National
Guard of Ukraine, the National Police of
Ukraine, the State Border Service of
Ukraine, the State Migration Service of
Ukraine, the State Service of Ukraine for
emergency situations, the Security Service
of Ukraine, the Court Security Service, the
State Security Office of Ukraine, the State
Service for Special Communications and
Information Protection of Ukraine, the
intelligence agencies of Ukraine, the central