Cybersecurity in Courts

Cybersecurity in courts involves protecting sensitive legal and personal information stored digitally from unauthorized access, theft, or tampering. It ensures that case files, personal data, and judicial records remain confidential and unaltered. Effective cybersecurity uses tools like encryption, firewalls, and secure networks to defend against cyber threats such as hacking or malware. Maintaining cybersecurity is essential to uphold the integrity of judicial proceedings, protect individuals’ privacy, and ensure public trust in the justice system. As courts increasingly rely on digital systems, robust cybersecurity practices are vital for safeguarding justice and operational continuity.