Singapore's share of DDoS attacks in APAC climbs to 11%

It holds the fourth-highest share of DDoS attacks in APAC.

Singapore has seen a rise in Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks, making up 11% of incidents in the Asia-Pacific region as of 1Q24.

In 3Q23, Singapore's share of DDoS attacks was only 8%,

Singapore also holds the fourth-highest share of DDoS attack incidents within the Asia-Pacific, behind China (16%), Taiwan (18%), and India (22%).

In a report, StormWall said geopolitics remains a significant factor in the distribution
of DDoS attacks across the APAC region.

Those with friendly ties to Russia, like Singapore, China, and Hong Kong, experienced a higher proportion of attacks.

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