Networked arcade game machines, while enhancing player experience through connectivity and online features, face significant cybersecurity threats that operators must address. One prevalent threat is malware infections, where malicious software infiltrates systems through vulnerabilities in game software or network connections, potentially compromising machine functionality and stealing data. Ransomware attacks specifically target arcade machines, encrypting critical files and demanding payment for restoration, causing operational downtime and financial losses. Data breaches are another concern, as hackers target player information stored on machines or transmitted over networks, including personal details and payment data, leading to privacy violations and regulatory penalties. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks can disrupt arcade operations by overwhelming network resources, rendering games unplayable and frustrating users. Additionally, physical tampering and unauthorized access to machine hardware pose risks, allowing attackers to install malicious hardware or extract sensitive data directly. To mitigate these threats, arcade operators should implement robust security measures such as regular software updates, network segmentation, encryption protocols, and employee training on cybersecurity best practices. By prioritizing cybersecurity, arcade establishments can safeguard both their equipment and customer trust in an increasingly connected gaming environment.