Singapore logs 1.37 million Kaspersky web threat blocks

SEA total reached 18 million in 2025.

Singapore businesses faced 1,371,435 web-based cyber threat detections in 2025, as Kaspersky said it blocked more than 18 million such attacks across Southeast Asia last year.

Kaspersky said the regional total reached 18,015,162 detections, with Singapore and Thailand each recording more than 1 million incidents.

The company said the threats included compromised websites, malicious downloads, and other online attack vectors that could lead to unauthorised system access and data exposure.

Vietnam recorded the highest number of detections in the region at 8,437,695, followed by Malaysia with 3,361,453 and Indonesia with 3,014,870. Thailand logged 1,207,725 detections, whilst the Philippines recorded 621,984.

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