TLP:CLEAR
The week's reporting figures from public Swiss statistics, aggregated, put into context and prepared for decision-makers.
The Swiss cyber threat landscape in calendar week 33/2026: the Federal Office for Cybersecurity (BACS) received 1’062 reports of cyber incidents. The most common category was fraud attempts with 472 reports (+31% on the previous week).
All reports received by the BACS in calendar week 33/2026, with the change on the previous week.
Bar length is relative to the most frequently reported category of the week. These are reports received by the BACS, not necessarily successful attacks.
The data is based exclusively on publicly available sources: the reporting statistics published weekly by the Swiss Federal Office for Cybersecurity (BACS) and publicly disclosed ransomware cases via ransomware.live. n'guard does not collect its own reporting figures. Instead, it aggregates this data, puts it into context and translates it into actionable recommendations.
The figures reflect the number of cyber incidents reported, not the actual total in Switzerland. The number of unreported cases is likely to be higher for technically more sophisticated attacks than for widely recognised fraud schemes. This report contains no confidential or access-restricted information (TLP:CLEAR) and may be freely reused with attribution.
Suggested citation: n'guard Cyber Security: Weekly Cyber Report, calendar week 33/2026. Available at https://nguard.swiss/cyber-weekly-report/kw-33-2026/
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