Seqrite’s latest report outlines major malware trends, top affected regions, and introduces new ransomware and digital risk protection services
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India Faces 265 Million Cyber Attacks in a Year, Reveals Seqrite Cyber Threat Report 2026
In one of the most comprehensive analyses of India’s cyber landscape to date, Seqrite, the enterprise arm of Quick Heal Technologies, has released the India Cyber Threat Report 2026. Compiled by Seqrite Labs, India’s largest malware analysis centre, the report reveals over 265 million cyber threat detections between October 2024 and September 2025. This translates to more than 727,000 detections every day or 505 every minute.
The most affected states included Maharashtra with 36.1 million detections, Gujarat with 24.1 million, and Delhi with 15.4 million. Cities like Mumbai, New Delhi, and Kolkata emerged as top targets. From an industry standpoint, the Education, Healthcare, and Manufacturing sectors made up 47 percent of total detections, driven by high criticality and relatively limited cybersecurity resources.
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According to Seqrite’s India Cybersecurity Preparedness 2026 Survey, the country recorded strong adoption of advanced malware protection and backup readiness. However, gaps persist in incident response protocols, asset hygiene, and secure configuration practices. With an average maturity score of 6.37 out of 10, India’s overall preparedness remains uneven.
The 2026 report also includes forward-looking predictions and sector-specific insights. It features guidance on strengthening identity-centric defenses, adopting AI-driven threat mitigation, deploying automated patching systems, and building resilience through collaboration and training. Seqrite reports that 14 of its 20 predictions from last year have already come true.