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Welcome to SOCRadar’s LATAM Threat Landscape Report’s CEO Brief!

Latin America’s digital expansion continues to create new economic opportunities, but it also increases exposure to data-driven cybercrime, ransomware extortion, and large-scale phishing campaigns. Threat actors focus heavily on countries and industries where digital transformation is accelerating. SOCRadar’s LATAM Threat Landscape Report’s CEO Brief provides executives with strategic visibility into the risks shaping the region, helping leadership teams protect revenue, brand reputation, and operational continuity.

Download the full report today to gain a clear view of cyber risks impacting organizations across LATAM.

Key Cybersecurity Insights for Business Leaders

  • Brazil Is the Primary Target in the Region: Brazil accounts for 46.94% of ransomware attacks and leads dark web targeting, making it the clear regional hotspot.

  • Regional Targeting Is Concentrated: Mexico (18.37%), Costa Rica (10.20%), and Panama (8.16%) form a secondary tier of high-impact ransomware exposure.

  • Government Data Is Highly Valued: Public Administration leads industry targeting at 19.54%, reflecting the monetization value of government records and citizen data.

  • Finance and Information Services Remain Exposed: Finance and Insurance (7.89%) and Information (9.61%) continue to attract attackers due to payment flows and sensitive data holdings.

  • Telecommunications Leads Phishing Exposure: Telecommunications represents 20.37% of phishing attacks, with Finance and Banking together nearing 20%, showing focus on payment systems and identity databases.

  • Panama Concentrates Phishing Campaigns: 45.73% of phishing activity is linked to Panama, indicating either strong targeting or hosting concentration.

Why This Report Matters for CEOs

Cyber risk in LATAM directly affects financial stability, regulatory posture, and long-term competitiveness. The concentration of ransomware in Brazil, combined with phishing campaigns targeting telecommunications and finance, highlights exposure in sectors that underpin regional economic growth. Executives must treat cybersecurity as a strategic business function that safeguards customer trust, protects operational continuity, and reduces financial volatility in an increasingly interconnected regional market.