Georgia's cybersecurity landscape in 2026 shows a rise in ransomware attacks, with around 1,200 incidents reported this year. The average ransom paid has increased to $45,000 USD, reflecting more targeted and sophisticated cybercriminal tactics. Significant investments, totaling 150 million GEL, are being made in cybersecurity infrastructure by both government and private sectors to combat these threats.
Despite these efforts, nearly 68% of organizations hold cybersecurity insurance, indicating increased awareness of cyber risks. The frequency of phishing and malware reports, reaching 3,500 monthly, underscores the ongoing need for robust security measures. Overall, Georgia is actively enhancing its cyber defenses to mitigate growing cybercrime threats in 2026.