Mechanisms of Ensuring Economic Security of Enterprises in the State Governance System

This article examines the concept of economic security and its critical role in ensuring the stable development of national and regional economies. It analyzes the main threats and risks affecting economic security, including internal market weaknesses, technological limitations, financial and budgetary risks, insufficient implementation of innovative projects, and the high dependence on foreign capital in strategically important sectors. The study emphasizes the importance of a systematic and strategic approach to managing economic security, proposing a general-purpose strategic mechanism that incorporates continuous monitoring, risk assessment, and adaptation to emerging challenges. Particular attention is paid to the service sector, where enterprises increasingly face cyber threats, data breaches, and operational risks due to the growing digitalization of economic activities. The article outlines practical measures for enhancing economic security, such as comprehensive risk assessment, implementation of access control and encryption, development of incident response plans, employee training, and continuous monitoring of information systems. Furthermore, the study highlights the interconnection between economic security, social stability, national defense capabilities, and sustainable economic growth. By integrating strategic planning, regulatory compliance, and technological safeguards, enterprises and regional authorities can ensure the protection of economic interests, the integrity of operations, and long-term resilience in a rapidly changing economic environment. This comprehensive approach enables effective mitigation of threats, enhancement of organizational and regional stability, and the promotion of innovative and competitive economic development.