1,200
Ransomware Incidents
Number of ransomware attacks reported in Syria in 2026
45 million
Financial Losses (USD)
Estimated financial impact of ransomware attacks in USD
12 million
Cybersecurity Budget (USD)
Government and private sector cybersecurity spending in USD
5,400
Phishing Attempts
Number of phishing attempts detected in Syria in 2026
8,700
Malware Infections
Malware infections recorded in Syrian networks in 2026
Syria faces increasing ransomware threats amidst ongoing digital transformation. With around 1,200 attacks reported, organizations remain vulnerable despite rising investments in cybersecurity. The financial toll, estimated at $45 million, underscores the need for stronger defenses and awareness campaigns to mitigate future risks.
Cybersecurity efforts are gaining momentum, with a budget of approximately $12 million allocated for cybersecurity across public and private sectors. The surge in phishing and malware incidents highlights gaps in awareness and security protocols. Strengthening cybersecurity infrastructure is crucial to protect critical infrastructure and private data in Syria’s evolving digital landscape.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most common types of ransomware attacks in Syria?
The most common ransomware variants involve data encryption malware targeting businesses and government agencies, often delivered via phishing emails.
How can Syrian organizations improve their cybersecurity resilience?
Implementing regular security training, updating systems, and investing in advanced threat detection tools are key steps to 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.