India Becomes Prime Target for Ransomware in APAC Region
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According to Cyble Inc.'s APAC Threat Landscape Report 2025, India has been identified as a leading target for cybercriminals in the Asia-Pacific region due to a surge in ransomware attacks, data breaches, and underground cybercrime operations. The report indicates that India's rapid digital adoption and economic growth make it an attractive target for both cybercriminals and state-backed groups.
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