Abstract



Given the rapid growth of modern technologies in cyberspace, establishing cybersecurity for individuals, companies, organizations, and governments is of particular importance. Threats such as intrusion attacks, malware, and online scams are increasing, making their countermeasures a necessity. The main aim of this research is to address the key question: the impact of modern technologies on cybersecurity, with a case study of the United States and its interaction with future international order. Using a descriptive-analytical method and Joseph Nye’s theory of smart power, the study evaluates the role of modern technologies in redefining the United States' national and international power. The results indicate that the use of modern technology and smart power enable the U.S. to effectively confront cyber threats and play a crucial role in shaping the future global order. This article analyzes America's strategies in cyber diplomacy and international cooperation, and offers recommendations for other global actors in facing cybersecurity threats.