Investigating the effects of threats and cyber attacks on the national security of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Threats and cyberattacks are a new weapon that can change the way modern and non-state actors conduct modern warfare. The unique nature of these threats and the ability of perpetrators of cyberattacks to destroy, kill, and destroy physically through cyberspace have transformed traditional definitions of force.This article seeks to answer the question of how cyber threats and cyberattacks affect national security and to what extent this impact manifests itself. In response, cyber threats and attacks, due to their low cost of entry, anonymity and widespread influence, have created a phenomenon called power dissipation that has not only made small states more capable of exercising power in this area. But it has also led to the introduction of new actors such as corporations, organized groups and individuals into the modes of global power. Therefore, this phenomenon has affected national security from the concept of security, state-centered security, the geographical dimension of the threat, the extent of the vulnerabilities, how to deal with threats, and the multiplicity of actors in the field.