Supply Chain Cyberattack Statistics in Sudan (2026)

Sudan's increasing digital infrastructure has led to a rise in supply chain cyberattacks, with over 1,200 incidents reported in 2026. Many organizations face significant financial losses, averaging USD 45,000 per attack, which impacts economic stability. The adoption of cybersecurity insurance has grown to 38%, reflecting a proactive approach, yet many entities still remain vulnerable to sophisticated threats. Enhanced detection and response strategies are vital to mitigate future risks.

While the success rate of mitigating supply chain cyberattacks has improved to 72%, the average detection time remains nearly five days, indicating room for faster threat identification. Public and private sectors in Sudan must prioritize cybersecurity investments and awareness to safeguard critical supply chains. Continued regional cooperation and capacity building are essential to adapt to evolving cyber threats and protect Sudan’s economic interests.