Lexology Cyber Attacks Surge Amid Middle East Geopolitical Tensions
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Recent DDoS campaigns have targeted public-sector platforms and media outlets in the Middle East, alongside attempts to breach critical infrastructure in energy, aviation, and communications sectors. This escalation in cyber threats is linked to rising geopolitical tensions in the region, prompting increased demand for cyber insurance as organizations seek to mitigate risks.
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2026-03-05
Cyber insurance demand expected to rise due to geopolitical tensions
2026-03-06
DDoS campaigns reported targeting public-sector platforms
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