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In today’s digital age, the increasing reliability on technology and interconnectedness has given rise to new threats and challenges in the realm of cybersecurity. Organizations and corporate enterprises worldwide are prime targets for cybercriminals and hackers, leaving business operations vulnerable to elevated levels of threats. In addition to deliberations regarding business strategies and the ever-changing market requirements, business proprietors are presently engaging in conversations revolving around cybersecurity frameworks and the degree of accomplishment achieved through their deployment. These frameworks play a pivotal role in managing cyber risks, pursuing dual objectives: the initial one involves devising strategies to counteract cyberattacks, while the second, of paramount importance, centers on devising strategies to proactively avert and substantially reduce the impact of these attacks. Cyberattacks have become more sophisticated and pervasive, posing significant risks to individuals, businesses, and governments alike. Hackers continually modify their strategies, perpetually striving to maintain an edge. Consequently, it becomes imperative to establish a streamlined reporting mechanism and consistently apprise Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) about emerging attack methodologies. This approach aims to minimize response times to the shortest possible duration [1].