Eswatini’s cybersecurity spending has seen substantial growth, reaching USD 12 million in 2026, reflecting increased government and private sector awareness of digital threats. The annual growth rate of 15% indicates ongoing investment in strengthening cyber defenses amid rising cyber threats. With 18 cybersecurity firms, the country is establishing a growing local ecosystem to support digital security needs.
The average cybersecurity investment per enterprise stands at USD 45,000, highlighting a significant focus on protecting business assets. The workforce of 250 cybersecurity professionals demonstrates Eswatini’s commitment to developing local expertise, essential for maintaining a resilient digital infrastructure. Continued investments are vital for safeguarding critical sectors and fostering digital trust across the nation.