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Amman, March 14 (Petra)– Global ratings agency Standard & Poor’s reported that Jordan ranked third in the region in terms of the number of cyberattacks linked to the ongoing war in the region. However, these attacks did not disrupt essential services due to the efficiency of the Kingdom’s cybersecurity system.
In a recent report, the agency noted that despite the increase in hacking attempts, Jordan recorded no actual disruptions to critical services. This reflects the effectiveness of the country’s local cybersecurity framework and the strength of the digital infrastructure supporting key sectors.
The report also highlighted Jordan’s ability to contain cyberattacks and prevent them from escalating into operational or economic crises, underscoring the resilience of the Kingdom’s cyber defense capabilities.
//Petra// MF
14/03/2026 02:30:34
