In 2026, Comoros faces a phishing attack rate of 4.5%, indicating rising cyber threats amid expanding digital adoption. The increased internet penetration and reliance on digital platforms make the nation more vulnerable to cybercrimes, emphasizing the need for stronger cybersecurity measures. Despite limited resources, the government has increased its cybersecurity budget to USD 15 million, aiming to enhance resilience.
The cybersecurity workforce has grown to about 1,200 experts, reflecting efforts to combat cyber threats. However, the number of data breaches remains concerning, with 75 incidents reported this year. Continued investments in cybersecurity awareness and infrastructure are crucial to safeguard both government and private sector data, ensuring safer digital environments for Comoros' citizens and businesses.