Proceedings of the International scientific and practical conference ― Cambridge Science and Education Conference‖ (February 23-25, 2026) / Publisher website: www.naukainfo.com. – Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2026. - 289 p.

19 Introduction. The existential imperativity of modernizing state governance mechanisms amidst an epoch of permanent turbulence necessitates an urgent implementation of the predictive decision-making concept, predicated upon the synergy of digital technologies and foresight instruments. The transformation of traditional retrospective models into adaptive systems of anticipatory governance emerges not merely as a technological iteration but as a fundamental ontological paradigm shift in the provision of national security [1]. In the context of non-linear threat diffusion and the cognitive complexity of global processes, the capacity of state institutions for the preemptive identification of latent destabilization determinants dictates the very viability of the sociopolitical system. The amplification of analytical capabilities through the integration of algorithmized systems for processing unstructured data massifs enables the mitigation of epistemological uncertainty inherent in long-term strategizing. The deployment of iterative scenario modeling and strategic Delphi expertise facilitates the deconstruction of prospective challenges, transmuting hypothetical risks into verified parameters of managerial influence. Such an approach minimizes the probability of strategic myopia, ensuring high coherence between futurological extrapolations and current measures aimed at fortifying defense potential and cybernetic resilience [2, p. 97]. The institutionalization of foresight within the national security framework demands a radical revision of the methodological apparatus, directed at surmounting bureaucratic inertia and introducing agile response frameworks. The correlation between the digitalization level of prognostic procedures and the efficacy of neutralizing hybrid infringements upon sovereignty attests to a transition from reactive to preventive strategies for protecting national interests. Consequently, the symbiosis of high-performance computing power and multidisciplinary expert reflection serves as an indispensable basis for the formation of state strategic autonomy within the global security configuration. The objective of this research is to provide a theoretical and methodological substantiation and conceptualization of the mechanisms for integrating digital