We analyze the situation over the past year in terms of cybersecurity, reviewing the main malware campaigns that have affected private and public organizations.
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What will you find in this report?
Annual summary of malware cyberattacks
Overview and Evolution of Malware 2024–2025
Incidents in Spain increased by 16.6%, highlighting a 111% rise in mobile spyware and the consolidation of AI-driven extortion models.
Economic Impact and Malware Situation: Global Context and Spain
The average cost per breach rose to $4.88 million in 2024. In Spain, incidents increased by 16.6%, consolidating themselves as a critical vector.
Most Common Malware Attack Types and Variants
Infostealers, Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS), Mobile and IoT Malware, Remote Access Trojans (RATs)
Most Targeted Sectors by Malware
Globally and in Spain, malware has most heavily impacted sectors such as banking, transportation, public administration, and healthcare, making them among the most cyberattacked in recent years.
Outlook for 2026
In 2026, malware will become more automated and targeted, powered by AI and MaaS, increasing sophisticated attacks, advanced evasion, and the need for backups and rapid response.
In 2026, malware will no longer be just a tool for isolated damage but will evolve into a comprehensive threat of sabotage and data theft, powered by AI and MaaS models, requiring real resilience, immutable backups, and a defense strategy based on identity, proactive monitoring, and early detection to mitigate its impact.
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