Treason is the act of betraying one's country, often by aiding its enemies or attempting to overthrow the government. In cybersecurity, treason can involve leaking classified information, facilitating cyberattacks by foreign adversaries, or sabotaging national security systems. Such acts are considered severe crimes, carrying heavy penalties under national laws. Cyber treason may include unauthorized data transfers, espionage, or providing access to critical infrastructure to hostile entities. Governments and organizations implement strict security protocols to detect and prevent treasonous activities, especially in sensitive sectors. The digital age has expanded the scope and methods of treason, making cybersecurity a crucial defense line.