El Salvador has seen a significant increase in cybersecurity insurance policies, reaching around 45,000 in 2026, reflecting the nation's expanding digital infrastructure. The average insurance cost stands at approximately $1,200, making cybersecurity coverage accessible for small and medium-sized enterprises. Despite this growth, cyber breaches remain a concern, with over 3,150 incidents reported this year, highlighting the need for enhanced security measures.
Financial losses from cyber incidents average around $15,500 per breach, underscoring the economic impact of cyberattacks on Salvadoran businesses. The adoption of cybersecurity protocols has grown to 62%, indicating improved awareness but still leaving room for wider implementation. Continued investment in digital security infrastructure will be vital for El Salvador’s economic resilience and digital trust in 2026.