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The National Cybersecurity Center forecasts that ransomware, extortion, and data theft attacks will continue in 2026, with their economic impact increasing due to operational disruptions and data leaks. Threat actors are expected to focus particularly on critical systems such as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and supply chains. Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups will continue targeting industrial control environments and operational technologies, aiming to gather intelligence or cause sabotage. These groups are also anticipated to increasingly rely on artificial intelligence techniques and social engineering, especially modified voice phishing (vishing), to manipulate human factors. Additionally, the use of open data and the circumvention of human trust will see continued escalation. The center highlighted that broader adoption of AI by organizations will redefine the roles of cybersecurity analysts, driving the development of smart, automated environments built on artificial intelligence-driven analysis. Countries are also moving toward establishing national computing centers and local language models to strengthen digital sovereignty and safeguard cultural identity.
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