Information-psychological impact of international law subjects as a threat to russian national security

The article is devoted to research of information-psychological impact of a subject of international law on the population of Russia. As the basis of the study put the US and NATO in order to optimize the system of psychological protection. Based on the analysis of the Anglo-Saxon version information press highlighted the conceptual background exposure. Important is the implementation of the doctrine of "soft power” and effectiveness of the mechanisms of psychological influence. The analysis of individual research projects at a granular level allows you to unlock the potential of destructive psychological impact on the population of Russia and to identify trends. Special attention is paid to the susceptibility of Russians influence over the Internet that, according to the author, leads to a probabilistic transformation of thinking and directional behavior. The process of constructing the virtual environment impact from its components: the tab-level response, providing spatial temporal resolution in contact, etc. Programming an effective communication network is based on the fact that the thinking of modern man more quickly and adaptive, and thought processes are single-line and limited. At the same time lays the possibility of the sense of presence in a virtual environment, the initiation of metacognitive processes responsible for adaptation to cognitive context information. The directions of further research is focused.