This research offers a systemic analysis of the integration of digital technologies into government regulation of the innovation economy. The authors examine the impact of digital technologies on the management of innovation processes, explore the potential for increasing the efficiency of government regulation through digital tools, assess the possible benefits and risks associated with this process, and present recommendations for the most effective ways to integrate digital technologies into the governance of the innovation economy. This research aims to conduct a comprehensive analysis using theoretical and empirical research methods and offer specific recommendations for developing and implementing government policies and legislation. The research findings will provide conclusions about the importance of the conscious application of digital technologies in the regulation of the innovation economy and the need to develop appropriate strategies and mechanisms to minimize risks and maximize the benefits of integrating digital technologies into the economy. This research makes a valuable contribution to fields such as economics, government regulation, applied mathematics and informatics, information security, software engineering, and others. It may be of use to professionals involved in the development and implementation of policies in the areas of innovation and digitalization, as well as those engaged in issues of governance and regulation.