ANONYMITY IN THE RUSSIAN SEGMENT OF THE GLOBAL INFORMATION SPACE OF THE INTERNET IS A THREAT TO THE CULTURAL SOVEREIGNTY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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Author(s): | Shapovalova G. M., |
| Number of journal: | 1(70) | Date: | March 2025 |
| Annotation: | In this paper, the author examines the problem of anonymity in the Russian segment of the global information space of the Internet and its impact on the cultural sovereignty of the Russian Federation. Anonymity in the virtual informa- tion space of the Internet computer network provides users with the opportunity to freely access, exchange, create and replace information, and this phenomenon, in the context of security, potentially poses a threat to cultural information resources as valuable for Russian society. The article examines aspects related to anonymous communications that can contribute to the spread of disinformation, extremist ideologies and destruc- tive content that undermines the traditional spiritual and moral values of Russian society, as well as as a means of countering the implementation of socially useful goals and objectives of public administration defined in strategic planning documents and other regulatory legal acts. In the course of the research, the author argues that in the context of globalization, digitali- zation and digital transformation, the development of cultural institutions is closely linked to the formation of a global infor- mation space. In the virtual space of the Russian segment of the global Internet, cultural institutions face significant challeng- es and threats, which makes the topic of this study particularly relevant. Based on the results of the research, the author came to the conclusion that in the context of globalization, digitaliza- tion and digital transformation, the issues of preservation and access, as well as the integrity and reliability of digital culture objects in the Russian segment of the global Internet are simi- lar to the tasks of ensuring national security in the information sphere. One of the main indicators of information security in the Russian Federation and its success in the field of digital culture is the observance of four basic principles: (1) reliabil- ity; (2) integrity; (3) safety; (4) accessibility, which, in turn, is directly related to the security of cultural sovereignty. The paper analyzes legislative initiatives and measures taken by the state to regulate anonymity in the digital environment of the global Internet, as well as the consequences of such measures for free- dom of speech and human rights. Special attention is paid to the role of anonymity in shaping public opinion and political activ- ism of citizens, as well as necessary measures to ensure cultural sovereignty in the context of globalization and digitalization. | ||
| Keywords: | anonymity, cultural sovereignty, Internet, virtual space, information technology, Russian Federation, destructive information, electronic libraries, digital archives, virtual muse- ums, globalization |
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| For citation: | Shapovalova G. M. Anonymity in the Russian segment of the global information space of the Internet is a threat to the cultural sovereignty of the Russian Federation. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2025;1(70):194—200. DOI: 10.25683/VOLBI.2025.70.1215. |
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