CYBER SOVEREIGNTY AS A NEW CATEGORY IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Abstract

The relevance of the article is that in today's globalized world, information and databases are theunique resources without the use and preservation of which it is impossible to exist and develop a modern stateas a socio-political entity and perform purely military tasks to preserve independence and protection countries.According to experts and analysts of the world's leading countries, the hybridity of modern armed conflict isdetermined by the presence of a powerful information and cyber component. The purpose of the article is to revealcyber sovereignty as a new category in administrative law on the basis of a systematic analysis of the positionsof scientists, reference materials and norms of current legislation. It is emphasized that with its development, theInternet has gradually become a vital infrastructure for all countries. Recently, cybersecurity issues have been raisedin various countries, and countries around the world have begun to create their own cybersecurity systems. Cybersovereignty is a natural extension of national sovereignty. To meet these challenges, we need to explore the futureof cybersecurity for developing countries. It has been found that with its development, the Internet has graduallybecome a vital infrastructure for all countries of the world. Recently, cybersecurity issues have been raised invarious countries, and countries around the world have begun to create their own cybersecurity systems. Cybersovereignty is a natural extension of national sovereignty. To meet these challenges, we need to explore the future ofcybersecurity for developing countries. No state is capable of achieving absolute security. Emphasized respect forcyber sovereignty does not mean disconnecting the Internet and isolating the country from the outside world. Thearticle defines cyber sovereignty as an individual self-expression of the state in cyberspace, which is a natural partof state sovereignty and determines technological independence, information stability and level of cyber governancein the information environment, guaranteed by an appropriate system of external, domestic, administrative and legalprotection. cyberspace to which the jurisdiction of the state extends.