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The information technology industry has made significant advances into many facets of society, including its politics, business, and culture. The digital revolution has not only contributed to the enormous growth of human society but has also brought an unprecedented amount of attention to the challenges of maintaining network security. There are four main phases that researchers who focus on network security go through: network security best practises, complementary research and passive defence, proactive analysis and plan development, and a holistic perspective and forward-looking forecasting. Against the background of the new strategic command for the digital control, which all countries are competing for, new features arise in the debate over network security situational awareness, both in academic study and industrialisation. To that purpose, a thorough literature evaluation of situational awareness in network security was done for this study. In this paper, we lay out the national and international landscape of current research, and then provide the analytical framework necessary to place network security awareness within the context of the data value chain. Finally, some conclusions and recommendations are offered. The entirety of the procedure is broken down into five distinct steps that occur in sequential order: the factor acquisition stage, the model representation stage, the measurement establishment stage, the solution analysis stage, and the scenario prediction stage. Next, the function of each stage, the prevalent methods currently in use, the results of applying the methods to the