Specific Features of Innovative Technological Support in Modern Warfare

Abstract

The article examines technological and informational innovations in modern warfare as factors exerting an increasingly significant influence on national security. It analyzes military and strategic concepts based on network integration, digital intelligence systems, and forms of information-psychological influence. The study compares the practical implementation of technological warfare models by the United States and NATO, as well as by Russia and China. Particular attention is devoted to the role of information-psychological operations (PSYOPS), which, together with next-generation technological tools, determine the structure and dynamics of the modern battlefield. In the context of Georgia, the significance of this topic lies in the fact that national security effectiveness depends not only on military potential but also on the protection of cyberspace, data management systems, and the strengthening of informational resilience. The conclusion emphasizes that the integration of technological innovations into the defense system requires strategic vision, digital transformation, and enhanced international cooperation.