US EditionCybersecurity: Over 27 Million Attempted Attacks in Côte d'Ivoire (2024)
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Cybercrime has never been so present in Africa. Regularly denounced for its numerous attacks on individuals, it also targets companies and administrations for similar reasons. In its 2025 report on this scourge of the digital world, Interpol noted a worrying rise in cyberattacks on the African continent, particularly in its western and eastern parts. A document that is limited to informing about the different types of virtual attacks to which Af…
Two studies recently published by Russian specialist Kaspersky and Interpol reveal that the country has received special attention from cyber criminals in recent months, a trend that applies to the rest of the continent.
Côte d'Ivoire faces an unprecedented wave of cyber threats. According to the latest data released in Abidjan at the KNext 2025 conference, organized by Kaspersky, more than 27 million cyber-attack attempts were detected in the country in 2024, with a growing share directly targeting industrial infrastructure.
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