IDEOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL MECHANISMS FOR DEVELOPING CYBERSECURITY CULTURE IN THE INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT
This article analyzes the ideological and educational mechanisms for developing cybersecurity culture in the information environment. The study examines the formation of safe behavior in the digital society, the development of critical thinking, and the ideological immunity of individuals. It also highlights the role of the education system and social institutions in shaping cybersecurity culture. The results of the study include practical recommendations
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