Brunei has seen a notable rise in cyber threats targeting its digital infrastructure in 2026, with over 300 attacks this year. Supply chain cyberattacks account for nearly 14% of these incidents, reflecting growing vulnerabilities in international and local trade operations. The financial impact on businesses continues to grow, with an average loss of around USD 150 per attack, emphasizing the need for stronger cybersecurity measures.
Despite these challenges, a significant portion of Brunei's businesses—about 65%—have adopted cybersecurity insurance to mitigate risks. Data breaches remain a concern, with 28 reported incidents, highlighting the importance of robust security protocols. Enhanced government initiatives and private sector investments in cybersecurity are critical to protecting Brunei's digital economy moving forward.