  Cybersecurity in politics has emerged as a critical and intricate realm
intersecting technology, governance, and international relations. In this
interconnected digital context, political entities confront unparalleled
challenges in securing sensitive data, upholding democratic procedures, and
countering cyber threats. This study delves into the multifaceted landscape of
political cybersecurity, examining the evolving landscape of cyberattacks,
their impact on political stability, and strategies for bolstering digital
resilience. The intricate interplay between state-sponsored hacking,
disinformation campaigns, and eroding public trust underscores the imperative
for robust cybersecurity measures to safeguard political system integrity.
Through an extensive exploration of real-world case studies, policy frameworks,
and collaborative initiatives, this research illuminates the intricate network
of technological vulnerabilities, geopolitical dynamics, and ethical concerns
that shape the dynamic evolution of cybersecurity in politics. Amidst evolving
digital landscapes, the imperative for agile and preemptive cybersecurity
strategies is paramount for upholding the stability and credibility of
political institutions.
