The Current Trends, Techniques, and Challenges of Cybersecurity



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Submitted Feb 8, 2023
Published Oct 30, 2023
10.24018/compute.2023.3.4.93

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Recently, the world witnessing rapidly growing in using computer systems based on networks, and no doubt that most of the systems are running over the internet which become a normal regular issue for governments, companies, organizations, institutions, and individuals. and the majority of these systems rely on using various cloud computing services that consequently at the same time have many advantages and disadvantages, and one of the disadvantages is that some security issues are arising, and these systems sometimes are increasingly affected by the number of security threats, and by default, the threats become troubles that gained the concerns of companies and governments. where researchers work hard to find solutions to those threats. Now the demand for finding tools techniques and skills for cybersecurity professionals has become an essential issue. This paper highlights the important aspects of cybersecurity such as Cybersecurity Institutions of cybersecurity, Attacks and Attackers, emergent technologies, techniques, and characteristics of cybersecurity. In addition, some Leading countries on global cybersecurity that provided the most powerful cyber will be demonstrated, and the comparison of some current states of the powerful countries that covered cyber security issues will be discussed. Further, this paper cover the Cyber security strategies, the evolution model for assessing cybersecurity, and the challenges that face cybersecurity will be deeply decussated.
Keywords: Blockchain cloud computing cybersecurity security

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