Abstract

This examine explores the critical courting between cyber resilience and the enhancement of digital monetary services fine. With the increasing reliance on virtual systems, economic establishments face escalating cyber threats that demand sturdy techniques to ensure provider continuity, protection, and trustworthiness. By focusing on the Jordanian National Cyber Security Center, this study examines how enforcing cyber resilience measures—which includes hazard intelligence, incident reaction, and continuous machine tracking—contributes to improving provider reliability, client pleasure, and operational performance.
The study employs a carried-out method, integrating each qualitative and quantitative tactics to assess the middle's strategies and their outcomes. Findings reveal that proactive cyber resilience frameworks substantially mitigate risks and bolster self-belief in digital financial transactions. The studies conclude with recommendations for strengthening public-non-public collaborations, improving staff abilities, and making an investment in superior technologies to preserve and enhance the satisfactory of virtual financial offerings in Jordan.