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Problems in legal regulation of officially restricted information’s content in Ukraine

The article considers the problems of legal regulation and the practice of classifying information as officially restricted in Ukraine. 
Based on the analysis of the relevant requirements of constitutional and administrative legislation and lists of officially restricted information, a number of problems have been identified that have a significant impact on the security of this type of limited access data. 
The basic problems are the deficiency of the definition of officially restricted information in law and the fragmentary legislative recognition of the features of this data, which would allow to form the criteria for classifying information as officially restricted. 
These shortcomings force the authorities to act on their own, which illegally restricts access to information.