Abstract
<jats:p>Introduction. The modern architecture of the global economy is in a state of permanent turbulence caused by the synergy of geopolitical conflicts, post-pandemic transformations, and radical technological shifts. Under such conditions, traditional approaches to managing foreign economic activity (FEA) lose their effectiveness, which actualizes the search for flexible mechanisms to ensure the security of international operations. The transition from a profit maximization strategy to a business operational resilience strategy is becoming particularly important. Purpose. The purpose of the article is to substantiate a comprehensive security architecture for international economic operations through the integration of institutional insurance instruments and the latest digital solutions based on artificial intelligence. Methods. The study uses methods of systemic analysis to examine the institutional environment of foreign trade, comparative analysis of war risk insurance mechanisms (MIGA and ECA), and the method of predictive analytics to assess the role of artificial intelligence in market monitoring. Results. It is proved that the foundation of the resilience of foreign economic activity subjects is the synergy of institutional protection, digital intellectualization, and logistical adaptability. The role of the SURE platform and the programs of the Export Credit Agency of Ukraine in leveling the risks of martial law is analyzed. It is revealed that the implementation of AI-Driven Compliance and blockchain technology allows for automated verification of counterparties and minimization of secondary sanctions risks. The necessity of transforming global value chains based on the principles of "friend-shoring" and "Just-in-Case" to prevent cascading supply disruptions is justified. Conclusions. The developed paradigm of "protected interaction" suggests that the security of international operations in the future will be determined by the depth of business integration into supranational digital and institutional risk control networks. It is established that the convergence of institutional guarantees and AI-driven analytical tools creates a "dual-layer" protection system capable of neutralizing both traditional economic threats and hybrid geopolitical risks. For Ukrainian enterprises, joining the global architecture of "financial trust" and implementing high-tech compliance standards are not only strategic conditions for maintaining competitiveness but also vital prerequisites for integration into the Euro-Atlantic economic space. The practical value of the proposed architecture lies in its ability to transform a high-risk environment into a predictable space for international investment and trade cooperation.</jats:p>