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Ethiopia Faces the Most Cyberattacks in Africa

African countries continue to be among those most targeted by malware attacks.  Of the top 20 countries attacked in November, seven are on the continent.  Ethiopia is the most attacked country of the 107 surveyed, while Zimbabwe ranked 4th with a 82,8% Normalised Risk Index, Uganda 9th and Angola 10th, with a Normalised Risk Index of 67,8- and 67,5% respectively, Ghana 13th with a Normalised Risk Index of 62%, Mozambique 17th with a Normalised Risk Index of 58,3%, Nigeria 19th and Kenya 20th, with a Normalised Risk Index of 56,9- and 55,8% respectively.  South Africa moved down the rankings to be positioned at 67th with a Normalised Risk Index of 39,1%.

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