Digital Defense Mechanisms: A Framework for Securing Broadcast Systems in the Age of Cyber Threats

Abstract

In the digital era, broadcast systems have become prime targets for cyber threats, including ransomware, data manipulation, and unauthorized access. As these threats grow in complexity, there is an urgent need for a tailored cybersecurity framework to protect the resilience and integrity of broadcast systems. This research proposes a comprehensive framework focusing on endpoint security, multifactor authentication (MFA), and proactive monitoring technologies. Drawing insights from case studies, existing cybersecurity strategies, and industry reports, this study offers actionable solutions for broadcasters, policymakers, and cybersecurity professionals to mitigate risks and uphold operational continuity. By addressing these challenges, the proposed framework seeks to ensure the security of broadcasting infrastructures and maintain public trust in media integrity.