In this article, the author explores the right to protection from information as an independent information right of an individual. The relevance of studying this right is growing since information can harm individuals, society, and the state, especially in the context of current geopolitical threats. The author justifies the allocation of this right by referring to the provisions of the National Security Strategy and the Information Security Doctrine. As a result, the author proposes a classification of information that the state guarantees protection from: information that harms psychological well-being and development, information that is prohibited for dissemination, and other forms of undesirable information influence. Additionally, the author reveals the structure of the mechanism for implementing this right.