Digital Threat Detection Model to Mitigate Cybersecurity Risks in Organizations

Abstract

Cybersecurity is a fundamental aspect of networks, computers, software, and data. The objective is to establish a Digital Threat Detection Model to mitigate cybersecurity risks in organizations by evaluating the influence of cybersecurity infrastructure on the global cybersecurity index. Without sufficient security, these assets are vulnerable to malicious threats (Xiong & Lagerström, 2019). The technological platforms located in the data centers of the organization itself or through service providers locally or in the cloud make available communications services, databases, application servers, and managed security services, among others. Multiple times we find that the published services are compromised by different types of digital threat that compromises the operational continuity of the organization or even its reputation. Digital services must be permanently attended even more if we have users who permanently consult the services offered on the platforms. Every service published on the Internet is always attacked by different forms or digital variants that violate or paralyze the applications that serve the public. In this sense, it is important to understand ways and ways to identify a digital threat; the criteria used to differentiate correct traffic from another that violates or intends to violate our platforms, as well as knowing how our digital services are organized, the technological infrastructure, both network architecture, and security.