Vatican City experienced a moderate increase in hosting security incidents in 2026, totaling 85 reported cases. Despite its small digital footprint, the rise indicates evolving cyber threats targeting religious and cultural institutions. Most incidents involved phishing and malware attacks, highlighting the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures for domain hosting and digital assets in the Vatican.
The number of registered domains reached 430 in 2026, with a significant portion adopting SSL certificates to improve security. Average bandwidth usage per domain was 12 GB/month, reflecting increased digital engagement. These statistics suggest Vatican City's growing digital presence and the importance of investing in robust security infrastructure to protect sensitive information and digital heritage.