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Bezpieczeństwo informacyjne państwa

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Aleksandrowicz T. R.
Studia Politologiczne
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2018
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vol. 49
33-50
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This article deals with issue of information security of the state. The author analyzes in this context the attributes and functions of the information stating that the modification of information’s attributes causes that it can not fulfill its functions properly. This requires the state to have defensive capabilities (protecting its own information and information systems) as well as offensive (the ability to carry out its own information and disinformation operations).
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Information security as exemplified by the crime of espionage in the Polish and Swedish criminal law

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Rosicki R.
Studia Politologiczne
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2018
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vol. 49
180-201
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The object of analysis in the present text is the legal solutions concerned with the penalisation of the crime of espionage within the context of information security. The main objective of the text is to perform a substantive penal analysis of the crime of espionage in the Polish legislation, while taking into consideration a comparative analysis of corresponding provisions in the Swedish penal code. The problem of espionage has not been approached from a broader historical perspective, nor with more systemic interpretations, which in turn position espionage in relation to other crimes concerned with the violation of the legal interest of state, its defence capability, etc. The very lack of a systematic approach to the issues concerned with the crime of espionage, if only in the context of information security and the regulations concerned with secret information, does not exclude references to the issues, for instance with relation to the protected interest of information itself.
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