Informational and analytical provision of economic security at the macro and micro levels in the management process

The article explores the critical concept of economic security, emphasizing its significance in safeguarding a nation's economic interests across both national and international spectrums. It addresses the dynamic interplay between resource utilization and threat mitigation to maintain the stability of enterprises. The study underscores economic security as an evolving scientific domain that scrutinizes the economy's state to ensure high and sustained growth, effective need satisfaction, and stringent state control over resources. By providing a macroeconomic lens, the research defines economic security as a condition that fosters sustainable economic growth and socio-economic stability, largely independent of external influences. Additionally, the research highlights an interdisciplinary approach, characterizing economic security as a multifactorial concept integral to enhancing the national economy’s resilience against destabilizing factors and ensuring its competitiveness in the global economy. Legal and public administration perspectives are also woven into the discussion, stressing the indivisibility of economic security across individual, enterprise, and state levels, thereby advocating for comprehensive strategies to protect national economic interests effectively.