Features and Priority Areas of Security for Domestic Enterprises in the Context of the Russo-Ukrainian War

Abstract

The article explores the features and priority directions of security for domestic enterprises in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian military conflict. Given the complex security situation, businesses are facing new challenges that require a radical shift in their approaches to security management. The purpose of the study is to analyze the current threats to businesses in wartime and to develop recommendations for improving their security. To achieve this aim, a comprehensive methodological approach was employed, including a literature review, analytical method, surveys of entrepreneurs, and a comparative analysis of security strategies of domestic and foreign companies.

The main findings of the study include the identification of key threats to businesses during the war, such as: physical threats to infrastructure (damage to production facilities, transport networks), cyber threats (hacking attacks, data theft), and economic difficulties (inflation, currency devaluation, changes in market demand). The study also highlights the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures and the implementation of flexible business models that enable companies to adapt quickly to changing conditions. An important aspect of the findings is the cooperation between government authorities and businesses to ensure stability in wartime.

The conclusions emphasize that to ensure the security of domestic enterprises during the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, it is essential to accelerate the implementation of modern protection technologies, revise business models, adapt them to new economic realities, and establish effective coordination systems between the state and the private sector. Only under these conditions can businesses maintain sustainable development during wartime and preserve their competitiveness at both the national and international levels.