This research intends to examine how national laws and international treaties influence the safeguarding of intellectual property rights amid swift technological advancements. By assessing existing national and international regulations and determining their efficacy in tackling the emerging challenges posed by technological progress, the research aims to offer a thorough understanding of how well these laws can protect intellectual property rights. A descriptive-analytical methodology was employed to fulfill the study's goals. The findings indicated a pressing necessity to revise national legislation to align with rapid technological changes. Additionally, the research underscored the vital role of international agreements while emphasizing the need for improved coordination and collaboration among nations for successful implementation. In light of these conclusions, the study advocates for updating national laws, enhancing international cooperation regarding intellectual property protection, formulating strategies to defend technological innovations, and promoting awareness and training on intellectual property rights to improve protective measures and confront challenges stemming from technological advancements.