Cyber Threat Monitor

Cyber Threat Monitor

Current cyber threats and developments in Switzerland, compiled from public sources.

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Situation at a glance

Key figures for this week.

BACS reports
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Ransomware victims CH (12 mo.)
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BACS reports per week

Weekly report figures for the last 26 calendar weeks, taken directly from the public BACS statistics

Source: Swiss Federal Office for Cybersecurity (BACS). The figures are reports received by the BACS and do not necessarily correspond to successful cyber attacks.

In focus this week

Top threats & ransomware tracker.

Top threat categories

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Swiss Ransomware Tracker

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Publicly disclosed victims attributed to Switzerland, based on leak site monitoring (ransomware.live). This is not the total number of ransomware incidents in the country.

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Cyber Threat Landscape Switzerland: First Half of 2026.

27’054 reported cyber incidents, analysed and put into context. Why phishing is up 41% and malware 85%, while classic fraud is declining, and what this means in practice for your company.

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27'054
Reported incidents, H1 2026
+41 %
Increase in phishing compared with H2 2025
+85 %
Increase in malware compared with H2 2025
Context

What this means for Swiss SMEs.

n'guard assessment of this week

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Phishing remains the main entry point

Employees remain the most common attack surface. MFA, email security and awareness measures noticeably reduce the risk.

Ransomware remains a constant presence

Endpoint protection, tested backups and continuous monitoring are part of the basic setup, not an optional extra.

Keep an eye on new vulnerabilities

Check externally accessible systems regularly and prioritise critical vulnerabilities by risk, not by disclosure date.

Sources: Swiss Federal Office for Cybersecurity (BACS) and ransomware.live, both automated and publicly accessible. n'guard does not collect its own data, but aggregates it, puts it into context and translates it into actionable recommendations. The figures reflect only publicly reported or visible activity, not the full extent of cyber incidents in Switzerland.

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