The Streaming Effect in cybersecurity refers to the risk and challenges that arise when data is transmitted in a continuous flow, such as in live video, audio, or real-time data feeds. Unlike static data, streaming data is processed on the fly, making it difficult to inspect, filter, or encrypt in real time. Attackers may exploit vulnerabilities in streaming protocols or inject malicious data into the stream. Security solutions must be capable of handling high-speed data flows without introducing latency or missing threats. The Streaming Effect highlights the need for specialized tools and strategies to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of streaming data.