Jordan halts 15,000 cyber threats in 5 years
The article focused on the efforts of the National Center for Cybersecurity in Jordan over the past five years in countering cyberattacks. It revealed a total of 15,216 high-cost cybersecurity incidents, and the removal of 197 fake websites that impersonated official institutions. The center also recorded an increase in threats related to artificial intelligence, with a rise in phishing and deepfake attacks. These attacks spread across multiple sectors, including the government and the financial sector. Reports confirmed that 70.7% of these attacks aimed at disruption and sabotage, targeting data theft and identity theft. It was also noted that these threats are evolving in both scale and complexity, highlighting the need to continue strengthening national capabilities to face cybersecurity challenges.
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