Countering the manifestations of organized crime in strategic enterprises as an integral part of the national security system

Abstract

The article covers enterprises with strategic importance for the economy and security of the state and critical to the functioning of society, socio-economic development of the state and national security. It is noted that the topical issue that needs to be addressed urgently is the situation in the most important areas for national security, such as military-industrial (MIC), fuel and energy (FEC) and agro-industrial complexes (APC), which are the most vulnerable for organized crime. The purpose of the article is to study the manifestations of criminal activity at strategically important objects of the military-industrial complex, fuel and energy complex and agro-industrial complex. The article highlights the criteria for classifying objects of state property as those of strategic importance for the economy and security of the state, which provides additional guarantees for its activities in the form of additional funding from the state budget. Based on the analysis of certain industries, in particular militaryindustrial, fuel-energy and agro-industrial complexes, the existence of crimes in this area as well as the most characteristic features of organized crime and the problems that arise in their settlement are indicated. It is noted that certain enterprises aren't included in the list of strategically important objects. It is proposed to regulate the issues of corporatization and privatization of strategic enterprises at the legislative level. To ensure socio-economic stability and security, the state needs an effective state policy and strategy of the state aimed at the efficient use of its resources, the establishment of guarantees for economic entities to protect strategic enterprises from criminal encroachment