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Security issues of information support of the enterprise

Shvedova Larisa Evgenyevna  (Candidate of Sciences, FGAOU IN Crimean Federal University. Vernadsky Taurian Academy, Republic of Crimea, Simferopol)

For a modern Manager, the issue of providing information for the purpose of making a management decision is most often associated with information technology and information systems, as well as with the availability of those software products that allow you to systematize and efficiently process the available information. In the modern world, all information technologies (oral, written, computer) are involved, each of which performs a key, important role in the formation of a single information space. Management of a modern enterprise is currently at a stage of development, when there is a replacement of old traditional information technologies to new ones in many areas of activity: production, marketing, Finance. This article discusses the concept of" information "and" information security", and also the main issues related to these concepts. In particular, the article touches upon the issues of information security of modern enterprises.

Keywords:information, information security, management decisions, information technology, business processes, a single information space
 

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Citation link:
Shvedova L. E. Security issues of information support of the enterprise // Современная наука: актуальные проблемы теории и практики. Серия: Естественные и Технические Науки. -2018. -№08. -С. 112-115
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