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Verified cybersecurity context · Kazakhstan / STS/GTS 2024

Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity context

Market context — not industry-specific evidence

Kazakhstan STS/GTS context (Cyber and Digital Security 2025 forum presentation) states that in 2024 STS/GTS registered more than 41,000 attacks, blocked more than 740 million cyberattacks, and repelled over 6,500 DDoS attacks. These figures are official STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity activity context and must not be read as national cyber incident registry totals, all cyberattacks against Kazakhstan, confirmed breach counts, or all-organisation prevalence figures.

Kazakhstan · STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity activity context2024 reporting period · Published 2025

Attacks registered by STS/GTS — Kazakhstan 2024

Attacks registered by STS/GTS in Kazakhstan in 2024
more than 41,000
Unit
attacks registered by STS/GTS in 2024
Period
Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 cybersecurity operational context: registered attacks, blocked cyberattacks, and repelled DDoS attacks as reported by STS/GTS.
Scope
Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity context

STS/GTS operational cybersecurity context. Value carries official "more than" qualifier and must not be stripped or parsed as a plain number.

Kazakhstan figures are official STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity context. They describe recorded, blocked, and repelled activity reported by STS/GTS and should not be read as total national cybercrime, confirmed breach, successful compromise, or all-organisation prevalence figures.

Cyberattacks blocked by STS/GTS — Kazakhstan 2024

Cyberattacks blocked by STS/GTS in Kazakhstan in 2024
more than 740 million
Unit
cyberattacks blocked by STS/GTS in 2024
Period
Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 cybersecurity operational context: registered attacks, blocked cyberattacks, and repelled DDoS attacks as reported by STS/GTS.
Scope
Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity context

STS/GTS operational cybersecurity context. Value carries official "more than" qualifier and must not be stripped or parsed as a plain number.

Kazakhstan figures are official STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity context. They describe recorded, blocked, and repelled activity reported by STS/GTS and should not be read as total national cybercrime, confirmed breach, successful compromise, or all-organisation prevalence figures.

DDoS attacks repelled by STS/GTS — Kazakhstan 2024

DDoS attacks repelled by STS/GTS in Kazakhstan in 2024
over 6.5 thousand
Unit
DDoS attacks repelled by STS/GTS in 2024
Period
Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 cybersecurity operational context: registered attacks, blocked cyberattacks, and repelled DDoS attacks as reported by STS/GTS.
Scope
Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity context

STS/GTS operational cybersecurity context. Value carries official "over" qualifier and must not be stripped or parsed as a plain number.

Kazakhstan figures are official STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity context. They describe recorded, blocked, and repelled activity reported by STS/GTS and should not be read as total national cybercrime, confirmed breach, successful compromise, or all-organisation prevalence figures.

Source: JSC State Technical Service (STS/GTS), Cyber and Digital Security 2025 forum presentation, 2025

Scope: Official JSC State Technical Service (STS/GTS) operational cybersecurity context published 2025, sourced from a presentation at the Cyber and Digital Security 2025 forum. The "more than 41,000 attacks registered" value refers to STS/GTS-recorded attack activity in 2024 only. The "more than 740 million cyberattacks blocked" value refers to STS/GTS blocking activity in 2024 only. The "over 6.5 thousand DDoS attacks repelled" value refers to STS/GTS DDoS repulsion activity in 2024 only. All three values carry mandatory "more than" or "over" qualifiers from the official source. These figures must not be presented as national cyber incident registry totals, all cyberattacks against Kazakhstan, confirmed breach counts, successful cyberattack counts, national cybercrime totals, private-sector prevalence, all Kazakhstan organisations affected, consumer fraud counts, or compromise counts.

Methodology: Official STS/GTS operational cybersecurity context published 2025. The admitted indicators describe recorded attacks (more than 41,000), blocked cyberattacks (more than 740 million), and repelled DDoS attacks (over 6.5 thousand) as reported by STS/GTS for 2024. The "more than" and "over" qualifiers are part of the official source values and must be preserved in all visible display. These values must not be presented as national cyber incident registry totals, all cyberattacks against Kazakhstan, confirmed breach counts, successful cyberattack counts, national cybercrime totals, private-sector prevalence, all Kazakhstan organisations affected, consumer fraud counts, or compromise counts. Values refer to STS/GTS operational cybersecurity activity context only.

Accessible data table
Verified Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity context data from JSC State Technical Service (STS/GTS), Cyber and Digital Security 2025 forum presentation, 2025, reporting period Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 cybersecurity operational context: registered attacks, blocked cyberattacks, and repelled DDoS attacks as reported by STS/GTS..
MetricValueSourceScopeReporting period
Attacks registered by STS/GTS in Kazakhstan in 2024more than 41,000 attacks registered by STS/GTS in 2024JSC State Technical Service (STS/GTS), Cyber and Digital Security 2025 forum presentation, 2025Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity contextKazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 cybersecurity operational context: registered attacks, blocked cyberattacks, and repelled DDoS attacks as reported by STS/GTS.
Cyberattacks blocked by STS/GTS in Kazakhstan in 2024more than 740 million cyberattacks blocked by STS/GTS in 2024JSC State Technical Service (STS/GTS), Cyber and Digital Security 2025 forum presentation, 2025Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity contextKazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 cybersecurity operational context: registered attacks, blocked cyberattacks, and repelled DDoS attacks as reported by STS/GTS.
DDoS attacks repelled by STS/GTS in Kazakhstan in 2024over 6.5 thousand DDoS attacks repelled by STS/GTS in 2024JSC State Technical Service (STS/GTS), Cyber and Digital Security 2025 forum presentation, 2025Kazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 operational cybersecurity contextKazakhstan STS/GTS 2024 cybersecurity operational context: registered attacks, blocked cyberattacks, and repelled DDoS attacks as reported by STS/GTS.

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Industry themes

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Market and sector context

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02

Exposure map

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03

Priority register

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05

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