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Based on the analysis of current legislation, available scientific, journalistic and methodological sources, the article clarifies the content of the system of subjects of administrative and legal support of information security in Ukraine. It is proposed that the system of subjects of administrative and legal support of information security should be understood as a set of legislative, executive and judicial authorities, state, public and other organizations and associations, and citizens who may participate in administrative and legal support of information security in accordance with the legislation regulating relations in the field of information security. It is established that the system of subjects of administrative and legal support of information security includes a wide range of structures of both state and non-state affiliation. The first group (state entities) is represented by the State represented by the President of Ukraine, legislative, executive and judicial bodies, which, having different competencies in the field of administrative and legal support of information security, perform key tasks and functions in it. The second group (non-state actors) can be divided into two subgroups. The first one includes society represented by legal entities, namely, commercial companies and non-governmental organizations (educational institutions, research institutes, research and analytical centers, etc.) The second group includes individuals (citizens) who may be directly involved in ensuring information security, represented by specialists, experts, information security consultants, etc. It is proposed to: include all non-state actors in the mechanism for implementing the goals and objectives of the Information Security Strategy; make the widest possible use of the capabilities of non-state actors in this area, and therefore intensify the involvement of citizens, public associations, organizations, etc. in solving the problem of information security; create an Interagency Commission on Information Security within the structure of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article is devoted to the study of the system of legal regulation of information security in Ukraine. It has been established that the Constitution is the foundation of the system of legal acts, which is the basis of legal regulation of information security in Ukraine. It is followed by the Laws of Ukraine: On Information, On Protection of Information in Information and Communication Systems, On Protection of Personal Data, On State Secrets, On National Security of Ukraine, On Basic Principles of Ensuring Cyber Security of Ukraine, On Electronic Communications, On Media, On Copyright and related rights, On the protection of rights to the composition of semiconductor products, On the protection of rights to inventions and utility models, On state secrets, etc. Norms defining information security of Ukraine have found further development at the sub-legal level. Bylaws are aimed at detailing individual provisions of the Constitution of Ukraine and laws. They have a subject direction and regulate a specific sphere of social relations or areas of work of state administration bodies. At the level of central executive bodies, orders, instructions and orders are issued as by-laws. The documents defining the regulatory and technical basis of information protection in Ukraine also include standards and industry materials. They are of key importance because they ensure uniformity in the field of information security, standardize procedures for protecting information, methods for ensuring confidentiality, integrity and availability of data, as well as measures for preventing and responding to information incidents. We also included international acts: conventions, declarations, resolutions, etc, in the system of legal acts that constitute the basis of legal regulation of information security in Ukraine. It was concluded that today the normative and legal basis of ensuring information security is an extensive network of domestic and international norms of different legal force and focus, which in its totality ensures the comprehensive functioning of the entire system of ensuring information security in Ukraine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]