Synergy in Innovation and Performant Management at the Government Level

National security is that state of equilibrium, legality, economic, social and political stability that guarantees the existence and development of the sovereign, unitary, independent indivisible state, through order, rights and civil liberties. National security leads to the achievement of continuously evolving values, guided by constitutional-democratic principles. The national interest becoming the fundamental thesis in applied foreign policy. Security policy is represented in the long-term organization, and ensuring safety change and innovation. Security strategies, thus succeeding in the adoption of measures that counteract the threats that evade the security state. A strong nation is built through shared norms and values, goals and aspirations, of greater importance than individual interests. The protection of the citizen represents a vision, an integral and important part of the National Strategy for the Defense of the Country. Since ancient times, networks have provided basic structures for the development of the economic-social system in various areas of the world. In the 20th century, telecommunications networks were added to them, which allow overcoming several barriers of time and space, as well as access to new frontiers of human interaction. Focusing on prevention and preventive mechanisms in the sphere of national security and defense of the country, respectively better anticipation, knowledge, but also the achievement of an integrated, balanced, flexible and agile reaction capacity. In the current context, in addition to knowing the risks and threats, under all aspects - sources, forms of manifestation, means, techniques - the development of the ability to anticipate, based on knowledge and education, is fundamental. For this purpose, the development of appropriate systems for the timely discovery of dangers, risks and threats, in the perspective of preventing their occurrence, through the combined use of both military means and civilian instruments, is mandatory, as well as the allocation of resources through a integrated, continuous, multi-annual and rigorous planning process, capable of meeting both the new inter-institutional planning requirements, at the national level, and the rigors of the multi-annual budgetary planning principles specific to the North Atlantic Alliance and the Eurovean Union.