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Information policy is an integral part of the policy of governing bodies at all levels, as well as a necessary stage for the transition to a modern information society. The subject of this study, along with information policy, is its legislative regulation – the impact on information policy with the help of laws. Such an impact is exercised both by special entities that adopt laws (federal legislative bodies, legislative bodies of entities and municipal entities), and by entities that enforce them. The objects of legislative regulation are citizens, their groups and society itself. Legislative regulation of the information policy is carried out in two ways – direct (by establishing legal rules and observing the rule of law in society) and indirect (through the activities of executive authorities, which is also based on law). The purpose of the information policy is to build a socially oriented information community and its integration into the regional, Russian and world information space.

Information policy, strategic management of information security and problems of legislative regulation on the example of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Khabarovsk region