4.8%
Phishing Attack Rate
Percentage of phishing attempts detected out of total cyber threats
12,500
Total Cybersecurity Incidents
Number of reported cybersecurity incidents in Algeria in 2026
1.2 billion DZD (around $8.4 million USD)
Financial Losses due to Cyber Attacks
Estimated financial impact of cyber threats on Algerian businesses
68%
Number of Organizations with Cybersecurity Measures
Percentage of Algerian firms implementing basic cybersecurity defenses
3.2 hours
Average Time to Detect a Phishing Attack
Average duration from attack inception to detection in 2026
Algeria's phishing attack rate has increased modestly to 4.8% in 2026, reflecting a growing sophistication in cybercriminal tactics. The total cybersecurity incidents have risen to approximately 12,500, indicating ongoing challenges in digital security infrastructure. Despite this, around 68% of organizations have adopted fundamental cybersecurity measures, which is a positive trend towards resilience against cyber threats.
The financial losses from cyber attacks are estimated at roughly 1.2 billion DZD, equating to about $8.4 million USD, underscoring the economic impact of cybercrime in the country. The average detection time for phishing attempts has improved slightly, now at 3.2 hours, thanks to enhanced monitoring and security protocols. Continued investments in cybersecurity are crucial for Algeria to mitigate these evolving threats effectively.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most common types of cyber threats in Algeria?
Phishing, ransomware, and malware attacks are the most prevalent cyber threats in Algeria in 2026.
How is Algeria improving its cybersecurity infrastructure?
The country is investing in advanced threat detection systems, staff training, and stronger legal frameworks to combat cybercrime.
Disclaimer: All statistics presented are 2026 estimates and projections based on industry trend analysis, historical data, and publicly available research. Individual data points may vary from actual figures.