Abstract

The increasing digitalization of modern workplaces has heightened exposure to cyber threats, making cyber security a critical component of organizational safety and resilience. This study examines the impact of cyber threats on workplace operations and analyzes the effectiveness of cyber protection management practices in safeguarding organizational environments. It explores various forms of cyber threats including phishing, malware, ran somware, data breaches, and insider attacks and evaluates how these threats compromise confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information systems. The study further investigates protection strategies such as security policies, employee awareness programs, encryption mechanisms, intrusion detection systems, and incident response protocols. Findings emphasize that a well-structured cyber protection framework, supported by continuous monitoring and workforce training, significantly reduces vulnerabilities and enhances overall organizational security posture. The research underscores that integrating technological, human, and managerial controls is essential for creating a resilient and secure workplace capable of withstanding evolving cyber risks.