Innovative Technologies as a Factor of Information Security of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Abstract

The introduction of innovative technologies is essential for ensuring information security in Kazakhstan. This research aimed to determine the main success factors for applying innovative technologies to guarantee reliable information protection in Kazakhstan. The methodological approach combined system analysis of Kazakhstan's information security legislation with empirical modeling of key principles for developing and implementing technological innovations. The results showed that Kazakhstan's government supports technological innovations in information security through regulations and programs like "Digital Kazakhstan." However, challenges exist due to underdeveloped digital infrastructure. Threats to information security in Kazakhstan include multi-ethnic tensions, media dependence on commercial entities, a lack of a domestic electronics industry, and the erosion of cultural values. Effective innovations include integrated circuits, high-tech components, virtual client protection, enterprise network support, big data analytics, improved cloud security, and container security. Their benefits over conventional systems include better resource efficiency, scaled capacity, accelerated development, improved responsiveness, and innovation. Recommended innovations for Kazakhstan include protecting virtual clients, supporting corporate network deployment, leveraging big data, advancing container security, and boosting cloud technologies.