Cybersecurity Statistics in Iran (2026)

Iran has experienced a significant rise in supply chain cyberattacks in 2026, with over 1,200 incidents reported. The average cost per attack has increased to $150,000, reflecting the growing sophistication of cyber adversaries targeting critical infrastructure and manufacturing sectors. Despite this, the detection rate of such attacks remains at 65%, indicating ongoing improvements in cybersecurity defenses but also highlighting vulnerabilities.

Iranian organizations are allocating approximately $75 million towards cybersecurity this year, aiming to bolster defenses against persistent threats. The high attack volume underscores the need for enhanced supply chain security protocols and international cooperation. As cyber threats escalate, Iran's focus on cybersecurity resilience will be crucial to safeguarding economic stability and national security.