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Verified cyberincident context · Cyprus / Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024

Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident-handling context

Market context — not industry-specific evidence

Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY context states that more than 500 reported incidents were handled by the National CSIRT in 2024. The finance sector accounted for 24% of reported incidents, telecommunications for 19%, and energy for 14%. Top attack vectors included phishing, malware deployment, and distributed denial-of-service attacks — no numeric percentage metrics are admitted for those attack vectors in this phase. These figures apply to reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY only and must not be presented as all cyber incidents in Cyprus, total Cyprus business incident prevalence, or industry-specific evidence.

Cyprus · Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling context2024 reporting period · Published 2025

Reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY — Cyprus 2024

More than 500 reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024
500
Unit
more than 500 reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 — source states more than 500
Period
Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling and affected-sector context.
Scope
Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident context

The Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY handled more than 500 reported incidents in 2024. This value refers to incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY and is not a count of all cyber incidents in Cyprus.

Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling context only. The "more than 500" value refers to incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY and must not be presented as all cyber incidents in Cyprus or confirmed compromised organisations. Not total Cyprus business incident prevalence and not industry-specific evidence.

National CSIRT-CY incident sector share breakdown — Cyprus 2024

Finance sector — 24% of National CSIRT-CY reported incidents in 2024
24%
Unit
percent of reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 in the finance sector
Period
Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling and affected-sector context.
Scope
Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident context
Telecommunications sector — 19% of National CSIRT-CY reported incidents in 2024
19%
Unit
percent of reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 in the telecommunications sector
Period
Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling and affected-sector context.
Scope
Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident context
Energy sector — 14% of National CSIRT-CY reported incidents in 2024
14%
Unit
percent of reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 in the energy sector
Period
Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling and affected-sector context.
Scope
Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident context

National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling sector share context only. The 24%, 19%, and 14% sector shares apply to reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 only and must not be presented as all-Cyprus sector incident prevalence, all-business sector prevalence, or BilgeQor industry-specific evidence. The three sectors shown are a subset of affected sectors and do not sum to 100%.

Source: Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY, Strengthening National Cyber Resilience Amid Global Challenges, 2025

Scope: Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY context. The "more than 500" value refers to incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 and must not be presented as all cyber incidents in Cyprus or confirmed compromised organisations. The 24%, 19%, and 14% sector shares apply to reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY only; they must not be presented as all-Cyprus sector incident prevalence, all-business sector prevalence, or BilgeQor industry-specific evidence. The three sector shares are a subset of affected sectors and do not sum to 100%. No numeric percentage metrics are admitted for phishing, malware deployment, or DDoS attack vectors in this phase. These figures do not measure total Cyprus business incident prevalence, hidden incident prevalence, population-wide victimisation rates, all-sector incident totals, industry-specific evidence, compliance achievement, certification, or security outcomes.

Methodology: Official Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY context. The admitted indicators describe National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling volume and affected-sector distribution. The "more than 500" value refers to incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY and must not be presented as all cyber incidents in Cyprus or confirmed compromised organisations. The 24%, 19%, and 14% sector shares apply only to reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024; they must not be presented as all-Cyprus sector incident prevalence, all-business sector prevalence, or BilgeQor industry-specific evidence. The three sector shares shown are a subset of affected sectors and do not sum to 100%. Top attack vectors including phishing, malware deployment, and distributed denial-of-service attacks are admitted as qualitative context only; no numeric percentage metrics are admitted for those attack vectors in this phase. Do not present any admitted indicator as total Cyprus business incident prevalence, hidden incident prevalence, population-wide victimisation rate, all-sector incident rate, all-Cyprus cyberattack volume, industry-specific evidence, compliance achievement, certification, proof of security, or guaranteed protection.

Accessible data table
Verified Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident context data from Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY, Strengthening National Cyber Resilience Amid Global Challenges, 2025, reporting period Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling and affected-sector context..
MetricValueSourceScopeReporting period
More than 500 reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024500 more than 500 reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 — source states more than 500Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY, Strengthening National Cyber Resilience Amid Global Challenges, 2025Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident contextCyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling and affected-sector context.
Finance sector — 24% of National CSIRT-CY reported incidents in 202424% percent of reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 in the finance sectorDigital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY, Strengthening National Cyber Resilience Amid Global Challenges, 2025Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident contextCyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling and affected-sector context.
Telecommunications sector — 19% of National CSIRT-CY reported incidents in 202419% percent of reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 in the telecommunications sectorDigital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY, Strengthening National Cyber Resilience Amid Global Challenges, 2025Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident contextCyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling and affected-sector context.
Energy sector — 14% of National CSIRT-CY reported incidents in 202414% percent of reported incidents handled by National CSIRT-CY in 2024 in the energy sectorDigital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY, Strengthening National Cyber Resilience Amid Global Challenges, 2025Cyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 incident contextCyprus Digital Security Authority / National CSIRT-CY 2024 reported incident-handling and affected-sector context.

Relevant loss and exposure areas

These existing industry scoping prompts help frame a proposal. They do not assert an incident, loss, or market-specific condition.

Industry themes

  • API Scraping
  • Payment Fraud
  • Service Disruption

Digital surfaces in scope

Booking EnginesFleet DashboardsCustomer Apps

What structured security support changes

The Security File turns risk signals into decisions.

Official market data shows where risk exists. The BilgeQor Security File connects that context to your real websites, apps, accounts, payment flows and team responsibilities, so leaders can decide what to fix first.

Why this matters

The file gives your team one place to understand what was reviewed, what matters, what changed, and what still needs a decision.

BilgeQor Method

What the Security File contains

A Security File is not a generic report. It is a structured decision record for the assets, workflows and risks covered by the agreed scope.

01

Market and sector context

We connect official market signals and industry exposure to the business surfaces in scope.

02

Exposure map

We map websites, apps, accounts, payment journeys, admin roles, vendors and customer-facing workflows.

03

Priority register

We separate urgent risks, important improvements and lower-priority findings so the next action is clear.

04

Executive summary

We provide a concise summary that leadership, operations, vendors or insurers can read without needing raw technical detail.

05

Remediation roadmap

We turn findings into a 14 / 30 / 90-day action path with ownership, evidence notes and follow-through guidance.

What it is not

  • Not a guarantee of perfect security.
  • Not a certification or compliance verdict.
  • Not a per-company loss estimate or fear-based claim.