Current figures

The following statistics show the numbers of cyberincidents currently reported by the public and companies to the National Cybersecurity Centre (NCSC). These include not only reports concerning damage, but also those referring to cyberincidents that the reporter detected early on and thus did not cause any damage.

The charts are dynamic and interlinked.

• Chart 1: Report trend over the past twelve months
  Clicking on a specific data point in chart 1 shows the number of reports that week, and at the same time chart 2 shows the most frequently reported cyberincidents in that period.

• Chart 2: Detailed statistics for the most frequently reported cyberincidents by category per week
  Clicking on the corresponding cyberincident category (bar) in chart 2 opens chart 3, which contains the figures for the corresponding subcategories, and chart 4, which shows the trend for the selected main category over the course of the year.
  
  
• Chart 3: Detailed statistics for the most frequently reported cyberincidents by subcategory per week
  Clicking on the corresponding cyberincident subcategory (bar) in chart 3 simultaneously shows in chart 4 its trend over the course of the year.
  

• Chart 4 Annual development of reports in the selected category

If you move the mouse over a data point, the detailed values are displayed. The weekly period starts on Monday and ends on Sunday. The figures are updated on Tuesday mornings. 

Note on the data (from 1 January 2022)

Effective from 1 January 2022, the NCSC has made the following changes to the categories:

• The "Investment fraud advertising" category has been moved from the "Fraud" main category to the "Spam" main category.
• The "Fake credit" category has been moved from the "Fraud" main category to the "Spam" main category.
• Reports concerning dubious and fake webshops and undelivered goods are combined in the "Fraudulent webshop" category.
• The "Fake extortion" category is now separate and is no longer subsumed under "Fraud" (other).
• Multiple reports on the same topic and by the same person are in the "Multiple reports" category.

We would like to point out that the comparability of 2021 and 2022 data is thus limited in the above-mentioned categories.