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Threat themes

  • API Scraping
  • Payment Fraud
  • Service Disruption

Verified third-party cyber threat intelligence context · Qatar / Cyble

Cyber threat activity observed in Cyble’s Qatar reporting

Market context — not industry-specific evidence

Cyble’s public Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025 describes 9 compromised access sales and 7 data breaches and leaks in its Qatar-focused observations. It also describes Qilin as the only active ransomware threat observed, responsible for 100% of observed ransomware attacks. These figures are third-party threat-intelligence observations; they are not official Qatar NCSA incident statistics, not a national incident register, not the percentage of Qatar businesses or organisations affected, and not industry-specific findings for the sector shown on this page.

Qatar-focused context · Cyble-observed threat-intelligence records · 2025 report2025 source reporting · Public page verified June 2026

Qilin among observed ransomware attacks

Observed ransomware attacks attributed to Qilin
100%
Unit
percent
Period
Qatar-focused cyber threat intelligence observations described by Cyble for 2025; the public landing page does not publish a more granular observation window.
Scope
Cyble-observed Qatar-focused threat-intelligence records described in the Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025

Cyble describes Qilin as the only active ransomware threat in its Qatar-focused reporting, responsible for 100% of observed ransomware attacks.

Cyble-observed ransomware context only; this is not official Qatar incident reporting and not the percentage of Qatar organisations experiencing ransomware.

Selected observed threat records

Compromised access sales
9
Unit
observed records
Period
Qatar-focused cyber threat intelligence observations described by Cyble for 2025; the public landing page does not publish a more granular observation window.
Scope
Cyble-observed Qatar-focused threat-intelligence records described in the Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025
Data breaches and leaks
7
Unit
observed records
Period
Qatar-focused cyber threat intelligence observations described by Cyble for 2025; the public landing page does not publish a more granular observation window.
Scope
Cyble-observed Qatar-focused threat-intelligence records described in the Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025

Selected Cyble-observed record counts only. These values are not official Qatar incident totals, organisation incident rates or industry-specific evidence.

Source: Cyble, Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025

Scope: Cyble-published Qatar-focused threat-intelligence observations only. The public source states that BFSI and Retail together accounted for over 55% of the 9 compromised access sale listings; this combined-category observation is not rendered as Finance & Banking local-industry evidence. The source also states that data breaches and leaks most often impacted Education; this is not converted into a BilgeQor local-industry metric. These figures do not measure official Qatar incident totals, Qatar-organisation breach rates, compliance achievement, certification or security outcomes.

Methodology: Verified third-party threat-intelligence observation context from Cyble’s public Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025 page. The public source states that Cyble observed 9 compromised access sales, with BFSI and Retail together accounting for over 55% of listings; 7 data breaches and leaks; and Qilin as the only active ransomware threat responsible for 100% of observed ransomware attacks. The admitted indicators describe Cyble-observed Qatar-focused threat-intelligence records only. They are not official Qatar National Cyber Security Agency incident statistics, not a national incident register, not a percentage of Qatar businesses or organisations identifying or experiencing cyber attacks, and not industry-specific performance, compliance, certification or security-outcome evidence. The combined BFSI and Retail observation is retained only in visible market-context disclosure and must not be converted into Finance & Banking local-industry evidence.

Accessible data table
Verified Qatar Cyble-observed cyber threat intelligence context data from Cyble, Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025, reporting period Qatar-focused cyber threat intelligence observations described by Cyble for 2025; the public landing page does not publish a more granular observation window..
MetricValueSourceScopeReporting period
Observed ransomware attacks attributed to Qilin100% percentCyble, Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025Cyble-observed Qatar-focused threat-intelligence records described in the Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025Qatar-focused cyber threat intelligence observations described by Cyble for 2025; the public landing page does not publish a more granular observation window.
Compromised access sales9 observed recordsCyble, Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025Cyble-observed Qatar-focused threat-intelligence records described in the Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025Qatar-focused cyber threat intelligence observations described by Cyble for 2025; the public landing page does not publish a more granular observation window.
Data breaches and leaks7 observed recordsCyble, Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025Cyble-observed Qatar-focused threat-intelligence records described in the Qatar Threat Landscape Report 2025Qatar-focused cyber threat intelligence observations described by Cyble for 2025; the public landing page does not publish a more granular observation window.

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Industry themes

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  • Payment Fraud
  • Service Disruption

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