Cybersecurity Statistics in Hungary (2026)

In 2026, Hungary continues to face challenges with identity theft, with approximately 4,800 cases reported annually. The country’s increasing internet penetration, now at 84%, has expanded the digital attack surface, leading to more cyber threats. The government and private sector have responded with a cybersecurity budget of around USD 250 million, investing in advanced security infrastructure to combat cybercriminal activities and protect citizens' data.

Despite these efforts, financial losses from cybercrime are estimated at USD 125 million, highlighting the persistent threat landscape. Phishing remains the most common cyberattack, with over 15,300 incidents detected this year. Strengthening digital literacy and expanding cybersecurity measures are crucial for Hungary's ongoing efforts to safeguard personal and financial information in the digital age.