As Indian enterprises digitize, attackers are adapting fast. Here are five threats we see most often in 2026 — and how to defend against them.

1. Ransomware on Unpatched Servers

Outdated servers remain the top entry point. Patch discipline and offline backups are non-negotiable.

2. Phishing Via Local-Language Lures

Attackers now write Hindi and Punjabi lures. Train staff and enforce MFA everywhere.

3. Camera & IoT Botnets

Default passwords on cameras feed botnets. Segment networks and change credentials.

4. Supply-Chain Compromise

A trusted vendor login can be the weak link. Require Vendor access controls and monitoring.

5. AI-Assisted Fraud

Deepfake voice and email fraud target finance teams. Verify via a second channel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ransomware on unpatched servers remains the top risk.

Yes. IoT botnets exploit default credentials; segment and harden them.

Training plus MFA drastically reduces successful phishing.