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Source: UZCERT, Forecast of Major Cyber Threats in Uzbekistan for 2025, 2025

Scope: UZCERT, Forecast of Major Cyber Threats in Uzbekistan for 2025. The "approximately 60,000" figure refers to cyber threats reported in Uzbekistan in 2024 and is an approximate value as stated in the source. The 119 figure refers to reported cybersecurity incidents in 2024. Neither value must be presented as total Uzbek cybercrime prevalence, total business incident prevalence, hidden incident prevalence, all-sector incident rate, confirmed compromise count, confirmed breach count, successful cyberattack count, unique affected organisations, unique affected data subjects, criminal case counts, protected-organisation count, or all cyber incidents in Uzbekistan. This source is a forecast article and must not be presented as a full annual CERT statistical report. Do not present any admitted indicator as compliance achievement, certification, proof of security, or guaranteed protection.

Methodology: Official UZCERT Forecast of Major Cyber Threats in Uzbekistan for 2025, published by the Uzbekistan Computer Emergency Response Team. This source is a forecast article discussing 2025 threat expectations that cites 2024 reported cyber-threat and cybersecurity-incident figures. The "approximately 60,000" qualifier reflects that the source presents this as an approximate figure; the string value 'approximately 60,000' is stored as the metric value so that the mandatory approximate qualifier is preserved in all visible display. The 119 value refers to reported cybersecurity incidents in the UZCERT source context. Do not present this source as a full annual CERT statistical report unless a separate annual source is later admitted. The sector reference (Banking and Finance, Manufacturing, Energy, ICT) is qualitative supporting context only and must not be converted to sector-level numeric records or industryApplicability entries. Neither metric must be presented as total Uzbek cybercrime prevalence, total business incident prevalence, confirmed compromise count, confirmed breach count, successful cyberattack count, unique affected organisations, unique affected data subjects, or criminal case counts. Do not present any admitted indicator as compliance achievement, certification, proof of security, or guaranteed protection.