Technology & Management Review

Peer Reviewed Article

Vol. 4 (2019)

Innovative Frameworks for Next-Generation Cybersecurity: Enhancing Digital Protection Strategies

Published
2019-06-13

Abstract

Innovative next-generation cybersecurity frameworks are needed to improve digital protection tactics and mitigate cyber threats in today's fast-changing digital ecosystem. This study examines cybersecurity framework trends, advanced technologies, collaborative techniques, and future directions to increase digital defenses. The study examines cyber threat evolution, advanced technology integration in cybersecurity frameworks, human-centric cyber protection, collaborative cyber defense, and cybersecurity framework future directions. The study approach includes a complete literature evaluation and analysis of cybersecurity studies, scholarly articles, and industry reports. Modern technology, cybersecurity knowledge, teamwork, and trend prediction are crucial to improving digital protection methods. Policies should encourage collaboration and information sharing, invest in workforce development and capacity building, and create regulatory frameworks that reward cybersecurity best practices. In an increasingly interconnected and dynamic threat landscape, these techniques can help firms build cyber resilience and protect against developing cyber threats.

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