Analysis reveals information systems enhance national security strategies, suggesting improved decision-making and cooperation.
Information systems play a key role in modern national security strategies, providing advanced tools for threat management and strategic decision-making. The rapid flow of information influences the geopolitical balance, and the effective use of information technology has become a priority for governments and security institutions. As real-time access to data has increased, as the ability to analyze massive volumes of information and automate the decisionmaking process fundamentally transforms the way the state protects national interests, advanced technologies are integrated into national security systems. Also, the increase in interconnectivity between different security services and government institutions leads to the creation of interoperability and reaction time in emergency situations. The article presents an analysis of how information systems influence national security strategies, highlighting both their benefits and the challenges they generate.
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Florentina-Loredana Dragomir (2025) studied this question.
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