Hybrid threats refer to coordinated attacks that blend traditional methods, such as espionage or sabotage, with digital tactics like cyberattacks, hacking, or disinformation campaigns. These threats are often orchestrated by state or non-state actors aiming to destabilize societies, influence political outcomes, or disrupt critical infrastructure. By combining multiple strategies across physical and digital domains, hybrid threats are harder to detect, attribute, and defend against, making them a significant challenge for governments, organizations, and individuals.