Last Updated on February 19, 2021

As promised, I have pulled together some statistics from the data collected in 2020. The master table is available at the end of the post after the charts.

As always, be aware that the sample refers exclusively to the attacks included in my timelines, available from public sources such as blogs and news sites. Obviously the sample cannot be complete, but only aims to provide an high level overview of the threat landscape.

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This Post Has 4 Comments

  1. Federico Berardi

    Why do we see only 2.332 total entries? I would have expected a much higher number of cyber attacks in 2020

    1. Paolo Passeri

      These are just the attacks that I have tracked

  2. Daniel

    It’s sad to see that there were more incidents last year. It’s pretty sad. But at the same time, I’m not surprised at all. As I learned at https://demyo.com/, cyber threats became even more common during the pandemic because everything is done remotely, or almost anything, including education. Using more the Internet means people are more exposed. But hope people improve their security somehow soon.

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