The research aims to determine digital transportation’s impact on family security. The research sample amounted to 300 families with children at school stages, a non-random (intentional) non-probability sample. Research approach: descriptive-analytical approach. Research tools: the digital transformation questionnaire and the family security questionnaire. The research resulted in there is a statistically significant discrepancy between the dimensions of the digital transformation questionnaire (public sector, economy, society, and digital transformation (as a whole)) depending on the variable of the place of residence, where the value of (f), respectively, was statistically significant at the level of 0.05. There is a direct correlation statistically between the digital transformation (as a whole), each of its dimensions, family security (as a whole), and each of its dimensions, where the value of “r” reached its statistical significance at the level of (0.01). There is a difference in the percentage of participation of demographic variables affecting the dimensions of the family security questionnaire, where the multiple linear regression reached a substantial value of F (0.591) at a moral level (0.05). The father’s educational level variable ranked first, and the father’s age ranked last. In light of this, the researchers recommended urging the inclusion of training programs for the employees of the Ministry of Education to spread the culture of digital transformation (its mechanisms, strategies, goals, and importance) to contribute to spreading digital awareness and stimulating researchers to produce scientific research specialized in the aspect of family security.