Desocialization in cybersecurity refers to the process where individuals lose or fail to develop social skills and meaningful connections, often as a result of excessive digital interaction or online isolation. This phenomenon can occur when people spend significant time engaging with digital devices or online platforms, reducing face-to-face communication and weakening real-world social bonds. In the context of cybersecurity, desocialization can increase vulnerability to social engineering attacks, as individuals may become less adept at recognizing suspicious behavior or may lack a support network to verify information. Addressing desocialization involves promoting healthy digital habits and encouraging balanced online and offline interactions.