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Verified cybercrime case-handling context · Bahrain / Ministry of Interior 2025 YTD

Bahrain Ministry of Interior handled 1,661 Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate cases and 326 Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace cases in 2025 year-to-date context.

Market context — not industry-specific evidence

Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center reporting (Comprehensive Report to Mark Bahrain Police Day, policemc.gov.bh/en/news/74054/) states that 1,661 cases were handled by the Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate and 326 cases were handled by the Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace in the 2025 year-to-date period to late November 2025. Neither figure is an annual total. These figures measure Ministry of Interior / Police case-handling activity only and must not be read as total national cyberattacks, breach counts, successful compromises, private-sector prevalence, or all-organisation impact figures.

Bahrain · Ministry of Interior / Police cybercrime and cyber-safety case-handling context — 2025 year-to-date2025 year-to-date to late November 2025 · Bahrain Ministry of Interior

Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate cases — Bahrain Ministry of Interior 2025 year-to-date

1,661 Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate cases, 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025
1,661
Unit
Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate cases, 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025
Source
Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive Report to Mark Bahrain Police Day, 2025
Period
2025 year-to-date to late November 2025, as stated by the source. Not an annual total.
Scope
Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime and cyber-safety case-handling context, 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025

2025 year-to-date figure to late November 2025. This value refers to Ministry of Interior Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate case-handling activity only.

Bahrain 2025 year-to-date case-handling context only. Not an annual total. Should not be read as total national cyberattacks, breach counts, successful compromises, private-sector prevalence, or all-organisation impact figures.

Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace cases — Bahrain Ministry of Interior 2025 year-to-date

326 Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace cases, 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025
326
Unit
Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace cases, 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025
Source
Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive Report to Mark Bahrain Police Day, 2025
Period
2025 year-to-date to late November 2025, as stated by the source. Not an annual total.
Scope
Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime and cyber-safety case-handling context, 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025

2025 year-to-date figure to late November 2025. This value refers to Ministry of Interior Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace case-handling activity only.

Bahrain 2025 year-to-date cyber-safety case-handling context only. Not an annual total. Should not be read as total national cyberattacks, breach counts, successful compromises, private-sector prevalence, or all-organisation impact figures.

Source: Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive Report to Mark Bahrain Police Day, 2025

Scope: Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center 2025 year-to-date cybercrime and cyber-safety case-handling context to late November 2025. Source: Comprehensive Report to Mark Bahrain Police Day (policemc.gov.bh/en/news/74054/). The 1,661 Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate figure and the 326 Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace figure are year-to-date case-handling context — not annual totals. These figures measure Ministry of Interior / Police case-handling activity only. They do not measure total Bahrain cyberattack count, total Bahrain cybercrime prevalence, confirmed breach count, successful compromise count, all Bahraini organisations affected, private-sector prevalence, national incident registry, or annualised cybercrime total. Not industry-specific evidence.

Methodology: Official Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center reporting. The 1,661 Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate figure and the 326 Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace figure are year-to-date case-handling context to late November 2025. Neither value is an annual total. These figures measure Ministry of Interior / Police case-handling activity only. Do not present as total Bahrain cyberattack count, total Bahrain cybercrime prevalence, confirmed breach count, successful compromise count, all Bahraini organisations affected, private-sector prevalence, national incident registry, or annualised cybercrime total.

Accessible data table
Verified Bahrain Ministry of Interior 2025 year-to-date cybercrime and cyber-safety case-handling context data from Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive Report to Mark Bahrain Police Day, 2025, reporting period 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025, as stated by the source. Not an annual total..
MetricValueSourceScopeReporting period
1,661 Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate cases, 2025 year-to-date to late November 20251,661 Anti-Cyber Crimes Directorate cases, 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive Report to Mark Bahrain Police Day, 2025Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime and cyber-safety case-handling context, 2025 year-to-date to late November 20252025 year-to-date to late November 2025, as stated by the source. Not an annual total.
326 Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace cases, 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025326 Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace cases, 2025 year-to-date to late November 2025Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive Report to Mark Bahrain Police Day, 2025Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime and cyber-safety case-handling context, 2025 year-to-date to late November 20252025 year-to-date to late November 2025, as stated by the source. Not an annual total.

Verified cybercrime case-handling context · Bahrain / Ministry of Interior

Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime unit handled 10,028 reports from 2011 to April 2024.

Market context — not industry-specific evidence

Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center reporting (Comprehensive report marking the silver jubilee and Bahrain Police Day, policemc.gov.bh/news/61750/) states that 10,028 cybercrime reports were handled by the Ministry of Interior cybercrime unit from 2011 to April 2024. This is a cumulative figure across the full period from 2011 to April 2024 and must not be presented as an annual total. These figures measure Ministry of Interior / Police cybercrime case-handling activity only and must not be read as total national cyberattacks, breach counts, successful compromises, private-sector prevalence, or all-organisation impact figures.

Bahrain · Ministry of Interior / Police cybercrime case-handling context — cumulative 2011 to April 2024Cumulative 2011–April 2024 · Bahrain Ministry of Interior

Cybercrime reports handled by Bahrain Ministry of Interior — cumulative 2011 to April 2024

10,028 cybercrime reports handled by Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime unit, cumulative from 2011 to April 2024
10,028
Unit
cybercrime reports handled by Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime unit, cumulative from 2011 to April 2024
Source
Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive report marking the silver jubilee and Bahrain Police Day, 2024
Period
Cumulative cybercrime reports handled by Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime unit from 2011 to April 2024. This is a cumulative total across the full period, not an annual figure.
Scope
Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime case-handling context, cumulative 2011 to April 2024

Cumulative figure from 2011 to April 2024. This value refers to Ministry of Interior cybercrime case-handling activity only.

Bahrain figures are Ministry of Interior / Police cybercrime case-handling context. The 10,028 figure is cumulative from 2011 to April 2024, not an annual total. Should not be read as total national cyberattacks, breach counts, successful compromises, private-sector prevalence, or all-organisation impact figures.

Source: Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive report marking the silver jubilee and Bahrain Police Day, 2024

Scope: Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center cumulative cybercrime case-handling context, 2011 to April 2024. Source: Comprehensive report marking the silver jubilee and Bahrain Police Day (policemc.gov.bh/news/61750/). The 10,028 figure is cumulative from 2011 to April 2024 and must not be presented as an annual cybercrime total. These figures measure Ministry of Interior / Police case-handling activity only. They do not measure total Bahrain cyberattack count, total Bahrain cybercrime prevalence, confirmed breach count, successful compromise count, all Bahraini organisations affected, private-sector prevalence, national incident registry, or annualised cybercrime total. Not industry-specific evidence.

Methodology: Official Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center reporting. The 10,028 figure is cumulative from 2011 to April 2024 and must not be presented as an annual cybercrime total or as total national cyberattack prevalence. This figure measures Ministry of Interior / Police cybercrime case-handling activity only. Do not present as total Bahrain cyberattack count, total Bahrain cybercrime prevalence, confirmed breach count, successful compromise count, all Bahraini organisations affected, private-sector prevalence, national incident registry, or annualised cybercrime total.

Accessible data table
Verified Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime case-handling context, cumulative 2011 to April 2024 data from Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive report marking the silver jubilee and Bahrain Police Day, 2024, reporting period Cumulative cybercrime reports handled by Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime unit from 2011 to April 2024. This is a cumulative total across the full period, not an annual figure..
MetricValueSourceScopeReporting period
10,028 cybercrime reports handled by Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime unit, cumulative from 2011 to April 202410,028 cybercrime reports handled by Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime unit, cumulative from 2011 to April 2024Bahrain Ministry of Interior / Security Media Center, Comprehensive report marking the silver jubilee and Bahrain Police Day, 2024Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime case-handling context, cumulative 2011 to April 2024Cumulative cybercrime reports handled by Bahrain Ministry of Interior cybercrime unit from 2011 to April 2024. This is a cumulative total across the full period, not an annual figure.

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