Supply Chain Cyberattack Statistics in Ethiopia (2026)

Ethiopia faces increasing cyber threats targeting its supply chains, with over 1,200 attacks reported in 2026. The average cost per attack reaches approximately 350,000 ETB, reflecting the growing financial risks for businesses. Despite rising threats, only 42% of companies have comprehensive cybersecurity insurance, leaving many vulnerable to disruptions and financial loss. Strengthening cybersecurity defenses remains crucial for Ethiopia's economic stability and supply chain resilience.

Cyberattacks are responsible for 35% of supply chain disruptions in Ethiopia, emphasizing the need for robust cybersecurity measures. The government and private sector have invested around 45 million USD in cybersecurity infrastructure, aiming to mitigate risks and improve response capabilities. Continued emphasis on cybersecurity awareness, advanced threat detection, and insurance coverage are essential for safeguarding Ethiopia’s supply chain networks in 2026.