"Privacy refers to the right of individuals to control access to their personal and sensitive information, and in cyberspace, it pertains to the protection of users' data and online behavior. In today's digital world, where the use of the internet and social media has expanded significantly, maintaining privacy has become a major concern. This article aims to examine privacy vulnerabilities in cyberspace and provide solutions for its protection. In this study, common threats and risks to privacy—including personal data collection, hacking and unauthorized access, user tracking, and privacy breaches on social media—are identified, and their impacts on users' lives are evaluated. Subsequently, through comparative and analytical methods, solutions such as utilizing security tools, configuring account security settings, user education, employing privacy-focused browsers and search engines, and consistent system updates are proposed. The results of this study indicate that protecting privacy requires user awareness, the implementation of appropriate regulations, and the development of secure technologies. This objective can be achieved through the collaborative efforts of users, governments, and organizations. Finally, education and increasing public awareness regarding the importance of privacy can play an effective role in mitigating threats in cyberspace."