A tax credit is a government incentive that allows individuals or businesses to reduce the amount of tax they owe, based on certain qualifying activities or investments. In the context of cybersecurity, tax credits may be offered to organizations that invest in cybersecurity infrastructure, training, or research and development. These credits are designed to encourage proactive measures that enhance digital security and protect sensitive information. Unlike tax deductions, which reduce taxable income, tax credits directly lower the tax bill, making them a valuable tool for promoting cybersecurity investments. Eligibility and amounts vary by jurisdiction and specific government programs.