Analysis of Personal Information Security Issues in Peacetime and Wartime

Abstract

This study addresses critical issue of personal data protection in both peacetime and wartime, focusing on impact of information warfare on data security. The research is particularly relevant given increasing cyber threats during military conflicts and need for robust data protection systems that can function effectively in various scenarios. The primary hypothesis posits that personal data becomes significantly more vulnerable to cyberattacks during wartime compared to peacetime due to intensification of information warfare. To test this hypothesis, study employs comprehensive methodology. The study introduces novel concept of "dual-purpose" personal data protection systems, designed to be effective in both peacetime and wartime conditions.