PROTECTION OF RADIO NETWORKS FROM THE EFFECTS OF ELECTRONIC WARFARE: CHALLENGES AND METHODS

Abstract

The article discusses the current problems of protecting radio networks from the effects of electronic warfare (EW), which pose a significant threat to modern cyber-physical systems. The main vectors of attacks aimed at violating the integrity, confidentiality and availability of transmitted data in wireless networks are described, including signal interception, frequency jamming and interference. Key methods of cyber defense are analyzed, including the use of adaptive modulation algorithms, cryptographic traffic encryption, dynamic spectrum allocation, and attack detection technologies. The purpose. Particular attention is paid to the introduction of machine learning and artificial intelligence to identify anomalies in the operation of networks. Conclusions. The necessity of integrating electronic warfare methods with modern approaches to cybersecurity to form multi-level defense systems for critical infrastructure is substantiated.