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Nikitenko, E.G., Garbuk, S.V., Sinitsin I.M., Uspensky, Y.A. Analysis of the policy of the USA in the sphere of protection of crucially important infrastructures.

Abstract: The article is devoted to the methodological approaches of the USA to the organization of protection of crucial objects of state infrastructure, fi rst of all, to fi ghting computer terrorism. The author provides the terminological approach to the elements of the infrastructure. This article is important from the point of view of analysis, study and possible practical application of foreign experience in order to ensure adequate protection of Russia, fi ghting cyberterrorism.

Keywords:

political science, security, crucial objects, protection, sociology, sustainment, terrorism, computer.

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