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\nImaging technology plays a critical role in detecting hidden explosives, weapons, and other security threats across military, aviation, and public safety. Advanced systems such as x-ray and computed tomography (CT) help with the non-invasive inspection of people, baggage, and cargo to analyze undetected security threats. As security threats continue to evolve, ongoing advancements in imaging are essential to maintain effective threat detection. Imaging technology is also a vital component of military security operations. Imaging helps the military detect injuries, explosives and weapons when in a combat zone. These technologies help integrate automatic threat recognition with artificial intelligence. This paper explains cybersecurity as a whole and how imaging plays a crucial role in military advancements.  \nImaging Technology Used to Detect Hidden Explosives  \nWeapons and Security Threats  \nIntroduction  \nFrom airports to medical checkpoints, imaging plays a critical role in identifying hidden explosives and security threats that are not visible to the human  \neye. People don’t normally think about the science and background information of cybersecurity. Imaging helps to detect cyber-attacks and other unknown threats. Along with imaging used in cybersecurity, it also plays a very important role in the military. Whether it’s medical clearance using imaging prior to military acceptance or imaging on the battlefield, x-ray is the most important aspect of military medicine. This paper will discuss what cybersecurity is, how imaging goes hand in hand with cybersecurity, and the crucial role that imaging plays in the military.  \nDiscussion  \nWhat is Cybersecurity and What is it Used For?  \nEvery day, companies and individuals rely on digital software to store information and data. This process is called cybersecurity. Cybersecurity can be defined as the practice of protecting people, systems and data from cyberattacks by using various  \ntechnologies, processes and policies. (Lindemulder, 2025) Cybersecurity was designed to aid computer networks and information programs against various cyber-attacks. Cybersecurity can be used in numerous ways, including digital forensics, data preservation, cybersecurity forensics, medical imaging, and forensics imaging. Digital forensics is known as creating exact copies of data and analyzing the data from a cyberattack. Data preservation helps to make sure the data is untouched and usable for legal processing. Cybersecurity forensics helps forensics create exact  \ncopies of data without making altercations to the original evidence. As seen in figure 1, cybersecurity displays an image, and if any threats are detected.  \nFigure 1 Mettler Toledo  \nMedical imaging cybersecurity protects patient information, and forensic imaging detects pictures that were captured of potential threats. Cybersecurity is used in almost every aspect of everyday life; you just might not know it. Without cybersecurity, the United States  \nwould experience major setbacks such as financial loss and identity theft. Cybersecurity relies strongly on the use of imaging technology.  \nHow is X-ray Used in Cybersecurity  \nAs radiology systems become increasingly digital and complex, cybersecurity is essential for protecting patient data and ensuring safe and reliable medical imaging technology. X-ray scanners in cybersecurity are essentially incisive tools that “strip search”, sweeping data in its entirety. (Reason Labs, para 2) That being said, x-ray has certainly evolved throughout the last several decades. X-ray was established in 1895 by a brilliant man by the name of Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen. Following this discovery, the first portable machine was made in 1909. The portable x-ray machine was a huge advancement for x-ray, especially in the medical  \nsetting. 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