The phenomena of human security and the exercise of political pressure have registered in the last decades a general expansion in many social spheres. These new fields of interdisciplinary knowledge encompassed many aspects and facets of human activity, such as the sphere of politics, economics, practical implications in social leadership, etc. In this context, it becomes extremely important to identify new methodological values and historical-evolutionary aspects of the concepts of human security and the theory of political pressure, and the traditional theoretical-practical relationship between political decision and security policies evolves towards the interconnection between political pressure and security. The correlation between the political decision-making process and human security comes to continue the natural course of the evolution of these concepts, being analyzed in the context of the enrichment and partial substitution of the political element within this relationship by the issue of political pressure related to human security.