Jamming is a type of cyberattack or electronic interference where malicious actors intentionally disrupt or block communication signals. It typically involves sending out disruptive signals that interfere with the proper functioning of wireless communication systems, making it difficult for devices to send or receive data. The goal of jamming is to cause denial of service (DoS), prevent legitimate transmissions, and create vulnerabilities in communication networks. This can be applied in various environments, including Wi-Fi networks, GPS systems, and military communications. While effective for security, its use is often regulated due to potential disruption of legitimate communications. Organizations can protect against jamming through encryption, diverse communication methods, and signal monitoring systems.