Abstract: The harms in digital platforms are considered a new health risk in the digital age. The digital space has created new security challenges for governments. The threats posed by terrorist crimes in digital platforms for the healthcare and public health sectors are expanding. Therefore, the main threats in the digital space include external threats, internal threats, threats in the supply chain of goods and services and threats arising from the operational inability of local forces. The consequences of terrorist crimes in digital platforms can include a catastrophic threat to national security, the beginning of internal insecurity and the creation of widespread national destruction at the international level, catastrophic destruction or damage to national political and economic relations, widespread human losses or risks to public health and safety, widespread disruption of the governance of the country, the destruction of public trust or religious, national and ethnic beliefs and widespread destruction or disruption in the functioning of national digital assets. To counter the growing risk of terrorist crimes on digital platforms, which pose challenges to the protection of public health, it is necessary to adopt mechanisms in line with healthcare. Of course, improving digital security is an undeniable step towards the level of preparedness of governments to defend themselves and their digital assets against terrorist crimes on digital platforms.