A new form of threat is emerging in Pakistan along with the conventional form of terrorism and that is Digital terrorism which is affecting the social order of the society. This paper scrutinizes the influences and consequences of digital terrorism on Pakistan's socio-economic landscape, politics, and national security. It is exhibited through cyber-attacks on strategic installations, the spread of extremist ideology online, and the use of social media platforms for hiring and extremism. These events not only imperil national security but also undermine the country's economic growth by discouraging investor confidence and disturbing financial systems. Moreover, this threat worsens social tensions by nurturing sectarianism and expanding societal divisions. The paper examines the response mechanisms of the government of Pakistan and private sector to contest digital terrorism, including cyber security initiatives, legislative measures, and international collaborations. It also highlights the challenges in effectively countering digital terrorism, such as scientific boundaries, insufficient policy frameworks, and the complex interplay between freedom of expression and security. Eventually, the study calls for an inclusive and multi-faceted approach to address digital terrorism in Pakistan, emphasizing the need for improved public awareness, cyber security infrastructure, and regional cooperation.