Kaspersky reports 75.8M cyberattacks in Middle East

Kaspersky has revealed that cyber threats in the Middle East have increased in both diversity and complexity during the first half of 2026, with 75.8 million cyberattacks thwarted within the region. The surge is attributed to the growing use of artificial intelligence technologies, which are now integrated at various stages of attacks, helping hackers craft convincing phishing messages and develop malware more intelligently and rapidly. The company pointed out that attackers have become faster and more cost-effective, utilizing advanced techniques such as hiding stolen data through cloud services and directly targeting organizational operations. Kaspersky advises organizations to implement robust security measures through continuous updates, employee training, and the deployment of advanced threat detection solutions to identify complex threats before they cause widespread damage.

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