This study sought to test the following hypothesis: Ho1: digital education with its dimensions (digital citizenship, digital skills, digital culture) has no statistically significant effect on the acquisition of cybersecurity skills (the concept of cybersecurity, cybercrime, cybersecurity challenges) among the students of the Faculty of Medicine at Al Balqa Applied University

Hypothesis 1: Digital transformation can promote.technological innovation of enterprises.Companies with strong innovation capabilities are
more likely to come up with new ideas and directions,
combining ICT with more nodes in production, logistics
and sales, helping companies to expand digital
application scenarios, linking various "silos" in
operations and improving management efficiency.
Information technology is in the stage of rapid
development, innovative enterprises can improve the
intelligence level of production and operation through the
application of new technologies, improve the efficiency
of transformation from data to information, further
improve management efficiency and reduce production
costs, and improve the competitiveness of enterprises
through technological advantages

Hypothesis 2: The stronger the innovation ability of
enterprises, the stronger the digital transformation
promotes technological innovation.
The technological innovation of enterprises is highly
related to the characteristics of the industry they are in.
The more competitive the industry is, the more
enterprises tend to find new markets and profits through
technological innovation [1]. With the continuous improvement of production technology and material level,
consumers' demands tend to be more and more
personalized. The low efficiency of product updating and
iteration under the traditional production method makes
it difficult to meet the diversified needs of users, thus
creating problems such as fierce competition and
overcapacity. Facing the huge cost, efficiency and
competition pressure, digital transformation becomes an
important way for enterprises to improve competitiveness
and develop overseas markets.

Hypothesis 3: The more competitive the industry is, the stronger the promotion effect of digital transformation on technological innovation. The institutional environment has an obvious role in guiding the digital transformation behaviour of enterprises. In the report of the 19th Party Congress, the concept of "Digital China" was formally proposed, which means making full use of the Internet, big data, artificial intelligence, and the deep integration of the real economy. At the G20 Hangzhou Summit, the "digital economy" was listed for the first time as an important issue in the G20 blueprint for innovation and growth. The digital economy is a new form of economic performance and an important driver of China's economic transformation. The Internet industry has ushered in the mobile era, and the establishment of mobile terminals based on information interaction has connected people's online and offline lives, with significant two-way effects. Based on the above views, this paper proposes:
 Hypothesis 4: The better the institutional environment, the stronger the role of digital transformation in promoting technological innovation.