Legal, environmental and technological bases of social shelters in Russia and in the republic of Mordovia

Abstract

The article briefly describes the current state of orphans who are in social shelters. The article considers the legal and technological bases of the activities of such institutions in the Russian Federation in the field of restoring child-parent relations. An example is given of the activities of the GKUSO RM “Republican Social Shelter for children and adolescents “Nadezhda”” (Republic of Mordovia). The structure and activities of the shelter, goals, objectives, technologies and project activities are analyzed in detail.

The black market of personal data: financial, legal and social aspects

“…Later, the operator's security service and the FSB contacted her, according to the case materials. Court cases against the victim's ex-husband and another employee of Vimpelcom, who appeared in the case, are still underway [13][14][15][16][17].…”

“…Of course, only an individual can be brought to criminal responsibility (Article 19 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). However, bringing a guilty individual to criminal responsibility does not exempt an organization from administrative responsibility (Part 3 of Article 2.1 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation) [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16].…”

“…Now, to prevent leaks, companies are implementing systems using machine learning to identify the most likely channels of leaks and employees who could potentially become insiders, says Alexander Chernykhov, a leading expert in the information security field of Krok. Digital marking systems for documents and interfaces are being developed to investigate leaks, which also helps in the search for insiders, he noted [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17].…”

Information systems for food supply management in the region

“…Among the factors of agricultural development, the majority of respondents consider the most important state support for agricultural innovations and the agricultural policy of the state. Also, the majority of respondents indicated that they do not use specialized information systems to manage the company's activities (87%), but at the same time expressed their readiness for information innovations in the industry (74%) [8][9][10].…”

“…Technologically, this feature can be represented by a digital platform that can be implemented as a web application with a high level of scalability to take into account the regional characteristics of commodity producers. In the end, this platform will have a significant positive impact on the system of state management of food security, as it will allow the use of modern technologies for automated information processing [9]. As part of the development of information systems for food supply management, it is necessary to stimulate the introduction of digital technologies by commodity producers, as well as to systematize the collection and analysis of data from market participants.…”