STABILIZING STEPS THE SECURITY OF HUMAN AND SOCIETY IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Abstract

The research goal is to develop models for stabilizing human security during global pandemics. In order to develop effective measures to minimize the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the safety of Ukrainian citizens, it is necessary to conduct an in-depth analysis and modeling of the impact of quarantine measures. The research focuses on human security, digital inequality, employment issues, psychotherapeutic problems, and their impact on protection of the population. Cybersecurity tools are being developed to combat information manipulation and illegal e-commerce, and to protect patients' personal data. The COVID-19 pandemic creates an environment for the cybercrime development. Decreased vigilance among the population, anxiety disorders, work from home, and excessive load on the Internet lead to an increase in the flow of cybercrime. Companies that are engaged in the management of day-to-day operations in times of crisis do not pay due attention to the increased threats to information security that arise as a result of these exceptional circumstances. The research will use theoretical-analytical and practical models, method of analysis of hierarchies, computational method of economic research and development of methods for calculating human safety indicators, system oriented, inductive and deductive approaches to the interpretation of research results. To ensure stability in the state during a pandemic, it is necessary to take into account security of all segments of the population, transformation of the medical crisis into economic and digital ones. The research highlight is that to ensure economic stability and stabilization, return the system of all government chains to stable operation, it is necessary to take into account the security of all segments of the population. The research presented will be mathematical models and comprehensive recommendations proposed to help countries overcome the global crisis outcome.

Keywords

• Pandemic
• Cybersecurity
• Theoretical-Analytical and Practical Models
• Social Security
• Economic Stability

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