35
Number of Supply Chain Cyberattacks
Total incidents reported in 2026
15
Average Cost per Attack (USD)
Estimated cost of each cyberattack to organizations
42
Percentage of Organizations with Cybersecurity Insurance
Coverage among local businesses
58
Percentage of Firms Using Advanced Threat Detection
Adoption rate of proactive cybersecurity measures
2100000
Government Budget Allocated for Cybersecurity (USD)
Annual government investment in cybersecurity
Grenada faces an increasing number of supply chain cyberattacks, with 35 incidents reported in 2026. The average cost per attack stands at around $15,000 USD, highlighting the financial impact on local businesses. Despite rising threats, only 42% of organizations carry cybersecurity insurance, indicating room for improvement in risk management. The adoption of advanced threat detection technologies is growing, with 58% of firms implementing such measures to mitigate risks.
The government has allocated approximately $2.1 million USD annually to bolster cybersecurity defenses, reflecting growing awareness of digital threats. Strengthening supply chain security remains a priority to protect Grenada’s economic stability and digital infrastructure. Continued investment and increased cybersecurity awareness are critical to reducing the frequency and impact of cyberattacks in the region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most common types of supply chain cyberattacks in Grenada?
Phishing, malware infections, and third-party vendor breaches are the most common types affecting Grenada's supply chain in 2026.
How can Grenadian businesses improve their cybersecurity posture?
Implementing comprehensive security protocols, training staff, investing in threat detection tools, and securing supply chain partners can enhance cybersecurity resilience.
Disclaimer: All statistics presented are 2026 estimates and projections based on industry trend analysis, historical data, and publicly available research. Individual data points may vary from actual figures.