Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Center
HKCERT Unveils "Hong Kong Cybersecurity Outlook 2026"
Security Incidents Hit Record High with 27% Annual Increase AI-related Attacks and Supply Chain Risks Emerge as Top Concerns Nearly 30% of Enterprises Lack Dedicated Cybersecurity Personnel
Cybersecurity Services Providers Connect Programme
The "Cybersecurity Service Providers Connect Programme," launched by the Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre (HKCERT), is designed to link local cybersecurity service providers with enterprises and institutions via a dedicated platform. This initiative streamlines the search for cybersecurity solutions and promotes the growth of the local cybersecurity ecosystem.
Protect your Personal Digital Keys, Beware of Fraudulent Links!
Internet banking login ID and passwords are as important as the keys to your house. Donât give them to others recklessly!
Download "Incident Response Guideline for SMEs" for Cyber Security Incidents
Cyber attacks evolve rapidly as the costs and efforts required for hackers to launch attacks are decreasing due to the development of automation and computing powers. This leads to increased cyber attacks targeting different organisations (including public or private, multinational or local organisations). As most small and medium enterprises (SMEs) lack the resources to build a wider scope of cyber defence to prevent or block cyber attacks, this makes them an easy target.
To address the above-mentioned issues, HKCERT has developed the âIncident Response Guideline for SMEsâ to help SMEs and other organisations
Introducing the New âFight Ransomwareâ Webpage
To keep pace with the changes in ransomware attacks, HKCERT recently consolidated the ransomware attack techniques, prevention and handling procedures to create a new dedicated âFight Ransomware â webpage.
Introducing "Check your Cyber Security Readiness" Online Assessment Tool
âą Improved user experience
âą Enhanced usability
âą Better reporting
All 4 episodes of the ăHack me if you canăanimation series are now available
Focusing on hacker Ah Keungâs repeated attempts to hack into SME owner Ah Chunâs systems, and how Chunâs friend, Chi On, helps repel the attacks, the stories are light-hearted and down-to-earth.
Centre for coordination of computer security incident response for local enterprises and Internet Users
Facilitate information disseminating, provide advices on preventive measures against security threats and to promote information security awareness
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The figure for each type of cyber attack is aggregated by the security incident reported to us. This dataset starts from Jan 2018 to current month. To learn more, please click here.
32065
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Botnet
43367
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Phishing
8351
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Malware
373
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Web Defacement/Intrusion
127
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Distributed Denial-of-service
8647
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