Global awareness of the importance of cybersecurity has increased in recent years due to the significant

development in the use of technology and the quality of that usage. This has necessitated the adoption of

new means, leading to the emergence of the term “digital transformation” and an increase in reliance on

these methods. The urgent need to expand this digital transformation became evident with the emergence and spread of

the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide, turning it from a choice and luxury into a necessary and indispensable

lifestyle. This propelled the digital transformation in Egypt, with its numerous advantages such as saving

time, effort, and money, as well as facilitating service delivery to citizens and enabling them to benefit from

this development. This aligns with Egypt’s Vision 2030. Consequently, securing the transactions resulting

from digital transformation became essential within a coherent framework that complements the state’s

efforts to prevent and combat corruption in this technological environment. This has led to the emergence of

new mechanisms and advanced methods to prevent and combat corruption, which require more advanced

approaches.