In today's digital age, businesses face a growing number of cyber-security challenges. From phishing scams and malware attacks to insider threats and third party risks, the potential for a costly data breach or cyber-attack is higher than ever before. As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, and more sensitive data is stored digitally, cyber-attacks have become an increasingly significant concern for organizations of all sizes. One of the primary challenges faced by businesses today is the ever-evolving nature of cyber-attacks. Hackers are continually developing new methods and techniques to penetrate security measures, making it challenging for businesses to stay ahead of the curve. Nepal has enacted various laws and regulations to combat cybercrime. The Electronic Transactions Act, 2063 (2008) provides a legal framework to regulate electronic transactions and prevent cybercrime. The act includes provisions for punishing cyber criminals and protecting the rights of victims. Under the act, cybercrime is defined as any activity carried out with the intent to harm or deceive someone through the use of electronic means.