Cybersecurity is a significant concern for businesses worldwide because cyber attackers constantly target corporate data and information technology (IT) resources to make money or gain a geopolitical advantage. Threats to global cyber security have escalated in recent years. As organizations shifted to remote work conditions during a pandemic, cybercriminals exploited mismatched networks. Attacks involving malware rose 358% in 2020 over 2019. From this point on, the number of cyberattacks rose by 125% on a global scale until 2021, and in 2022, increasing numbers of cyberattacks threatened individuals and companies, and phishing continued to be the most prevalent type of cybercrime. Cybersecurity can be defined as the protection of an individual's or an organization's electronic data from unauthorized access. A cyberattack is an attempt to gain unauthorized access, and these attacks may include the theft of private data, intellectual property, confidential business strategy plans, and/or the disruption of mission-critical IT systems.