In cybersecurity and electronics, a load change refers to a sudden increase or decrease in the amount of electrical current drawn by a circuit or device. Such changes can impact system stability, performance, and security. In digital systems, unexpected load changes may indicate hardware faults, power supply issues, or even malicious tampering. Monitoring load changes is crucial for detecting anomalies, preventing power disruptions, and maintaining operational integrity. In the context of cybersecurity, abnormal load changes might signal unauthorized activities or attacks that attempt to disrupt or overload systems. Proper detection and response to load changes help ensure the reliability and security of electronic and networked environments.