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

Turkiye’s cyber threat landscape creates direct business risks for information services, financial institutions, retailers, entertainment platforms, manufacturers, construction firms, transportation operators, and consumer-facing digital services. Threat actors target Turkish organizations through data theft, access sales, ransomware claims, phishing, stolen payment data, and credential abuse that can affect operations, customer trust, regulatory exposure, financial performance, and business continuity. SOCRadar’s Turkiye Threat Landscape Report’s CEO Brief gives business leaders strategic visibility into these risks and their organizational impact.

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

Key Cybersecurity Insights for Business Leaders

  • Information Is the Top Dark Web Target: Information accounts for 15.70% of Dark Web threat claims, making it the most exposed sector.
  • Finance and Insurance Face High Data Risk: Finance and Insurance follows at 12.79%, reflecting the value of financial and customer data.
  • Retail and Entertainment Are Equally Exposed: Retail Trade and Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation each account for 11.05% of Dark Web claims.
  • Data Theft Is the Main Threat Model: Data Breach and Compromise accounts for 54.11% of threat categories and 57.89% of threat types.
  • Access Sales Increase Business Risk: Unauthorized Access and Credentials accounts for 20.57% of threat types, showing how stolen access can lead to larger incidents.
  • Manufacturing Faces the Highest Ransomware Pressure: Manufacturing accounts for 38.10% of ransomware claims, making it the leading ransomware target.
  • Construction Is a Major Ransomware Target: Construction accounts for 12.93% of ransomware claims, showing risk to project delivery and operational continuity.
  • No Single Ransomware Group Controls the Landscape: Qilin leads at 15%, but 66.3% of ransomware claims come from other groups.
  • E-Commerce and Retail Face the Highest Phishing Pressure: E-commerce and Retail account for 30.86% of phishing activity, followed by Banking and Financial Services at 21.44%.
  • HTTP-Based Phishing Signals Awareness Gaps: 99.9% of phishing sites targeting Turkiye use HTTP, suggesting attackers rely on high-volume campaigns and weak user recognition of browser security indicators.

Why This Report Matters for CEOs

Cyber risk in Turkiye affects more than IT systems. Data breaches, access sales, ransomware, phishing, and stolen payment data can disrupt operations, expose sensitive information, damage customer confidence, and create financial or regulatory consequences. The concentration of Dark Web claims around information, finance, retail, entertainment, and manufacturing shows that attackers are targeting sectors with valuable data and strong monetization potential.

Business leaders should treat cybersecurity as a strategic business risk. Strong cyber resilience, intelligence-driven visibility, identity protection, ransomware readiness, phishing defense, and business continuity planning are essential for protecting operations, customers, revenue, and long-term stability in Turkiye’s evolving threat landscape.