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Security events, reports and incidents handled by ANSSI — France 2025

Market context — not industry-specific evidence

ANSSI's Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, published 11 March 2026, reports 3,586 security events, 2,209 reports and 1,366 incidents for calendar year 2025. Among sectors particularly targeted in ANSSI-known reporting, education and research accounted for 34%, ministries and local authorities for 24%, health for 10%, and telecommunications for 9%. These sector percentages describe sectors particularly targeted in ANSSI-known reporting; they are not national sector prevalence rates and not industry-specific evidence for the sector shown on this page.

France · ANSSI 2025 Panorama de la cybermenace security-event and incident reporting contextCalendar year 2025

Security events handled by ANSSI — 2025

Security events handled by ANSSI
3,586
Unit
security events
Period
Calendar year 2025
Scope
France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident context

ANSSI handled 3,586 security events in calendar year 2025.

France ANSSI 2025 security-event context only. This figure is not a national prevalence rate, all-business incident rate or industry-specific evidence.

Reports brought to ANSSI — 2025

Reports brought to ANSSI
2,209
Unit
reports
Period
Calendar year 2025
Scope
France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident context

ANSSI received 2,209 reports in calendar year 2025.

France ANSSI 2025 reporting context only. This figure is not a national prevalence rate, all-business incident rate or industry-specific evidence.

Incidents brought to ANSSI — 2025

Incidents brought to ANSSI
1,366
Unit
incidents
Period
Calendar year 2025
Scope
France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident context

ANSSI managed 1,366 incidents in calendar year 2025.

France ANSSI 2025 incident context only. This figure is not a national prevalence rate, all-business incident rate or industry-specific evidence.

Sectors particularly targeted in ANSSI-known reporting — France 2025

Education and research — 34%
34%
Unit
percent
Period
Calendar year 2025
Scope
France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident context
Ministries and local authorities — 24%
24%
Unit
percent
Period
Calendar year 2025
Scope
France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident context
Health — 10%
10%
Unit
percent
Period
Calendar year 2025
Scope
France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident context
Telecommunications — 9%
9%
Unit
percent
Period
Calendar year 2025
Scope
France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident context

Sectors particularly targeted in ANSSI-known reporting only. These percentages are not national sector prevalence rates, do not measure all-business incident rates, and are not industry-specific proof for any sector shown on this page.

Source: ANSSI, Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, 11 March 2026

Scope: Official ANSSI Panorama de la cybermenace 2025. The 3,586 security events, 2,209 reports and 1,366 incidents describe ANSSI-known context for calendar year 2025. Sector percentages describe sectors particularly targeted in ANSSI-known reporting; they are not national sector prevalence rates and do not measure all-business incident rates or industry-specific proof for any sector shown. These figures do not establish compliance achievement, certification or proof of security.

Methodology: Official ANSSI Panorama de la cybermenace 2025. The 3,586 security events, 2,209 reports and 1,366 incidents describe ANSSI-known context for calendar year 2025. Sector percentages (34% education and research, 24% ministries and local authorities, 10% health, 9% telecommunications) describe sectors particularly targeted in ANSSI-known reporting for 2025; they are not national sector prevalence rates and do not measure all-business incident rates or industry-specific proof for the sector shown on this page. Do not present as compliance achievement, certification or proof of security.

Accessible data table
Verified France ANSSI Panorama de la cybermenace 2025 security-event and incident reporting context data from ANSSI, Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, 11 March 2026, reporting period Calendar year 2025.
MetricValueSourceScopeReporting period
Security events handled by ANSSI3,586 security eventsANSSI, Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, 11 March 2026France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident contextCalendar year 2025
Reports brought to ANSSI2,209 reportsANSSI, Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, 11 March 2026France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident contextCalendar year 2025
Incidents brought to ANSSI1,366 incidentsANSSI, Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, 11 March 2026France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident contextCalendar year 2025
Education and research — 34%34% percentANSSI, Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, 11 March 2026France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident contextCalendar year 2025
Ministries and local authorities — 24%24% percentANSSI, Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, 11 March 2026France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident contextCalendar year 2025
Health — 10%10% percentANSSI, Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, 11 March 2026France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident contextCalendar year 2025
Telecommunications — 9%9% percentANSSI, Panorama de la cybermenace 2025, 11 March 2026France ANSSI 2025 security-event, reporting and incident contextCalendar year 2025

Relevant loss and exposure areas

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Industry themes

  • Financial Fraud
  • Data Leakage
  • Account Compromise

Digital surfaces in scope

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01

Market and sector context

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02

Exposure map

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03

Priority register

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

04

Executive summary

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05

Remediation roadmap

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What it is not

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