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Colombia Cyber Watch

Threat levelNo public level foundChecked 7 Nov 2026
1✅ confirmed2⚠️ claimed0🔗 via a vendor
All 3 incidents

Reports since 1 Jan 2026. Not a live feed.

Threat level, Colombia

Background readingHacktivismIncident response

Threat level

No public level found

No published national cyber threat level found for Colombia, checked 7 Nov 2026. Colombia publishes no national cyber threat level; ColCERT coordinates incident response and issues alerts.

Source: ColCERT

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Who is targeting it

GroupKindWhat it didSourcesReports
QilinRansomwareThe most frequent group on leak-site posts naming Colombian victims in 2026.ransomware.liveProfile
The GentlemenRansomwareClaimed the Ecopetrol attack in July 2026.ransomware.liveProfile

Full stories

Official statements

    Incidents

    3 of 3 incidents

    What happenedSources
    ⚠️ ClaimedDIAN (tax authority)4 Nov 2026GovernmentRansomware

    Claimed. MedusaLocker listed the national tax authority on its leak site.

    ransomware.live✓ 7 Nov
    ⚠️ ClaimedEmpresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM)5 Aug 2026EnergyData leak

    Claimed. Everest listed the Medellín utility on its leak site.

    ransomware.live✓ 7 Nov
    ✅ ConfirmedEcopetrol19 Jul 2026EnergyData leak

    Confirmed. Ecopetrol said unauthorized access to its cloud file storage exposed data tied to about 3,300 user accounts and production was not disrupted.

    Claimed. The Gentlemen claimed the attack and up to 1 TB of data.

    TechRadar · BlackFog, State of Ransomware July 2026 · ransomware.live✓ 7 Nov

    FAQ

    Does Colombia have a national cyber threat level?

    No published national cyber threat level was found for Colombia (checked 7 Nov 2026). Colombia publishes no national cyber threat level; ColCERT coordinates incident response and issues alerts.

    Which organisations in Colombia confirmed cyber incidents recently?

    1 incident confirmed since January 2026: Ecopetrol.

    Which Colombia organisations appear on ransomware or leak sites?

    2 claims, not confirmed by the organisations: DIAN (tax authority) and Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM).

    What counts as a confirmed incident?

    The organisation, a regulator, the police or a minister has said something happened, as reported by a named outlet. Everything else is listed as claimed.

    Why list leak-site claims at all?

    Ransomware and extortion crews post victims on leak sites before anyone confirms. The list shows what attackers say. Treat it as a lead and check with the organisation.

    Is the map a live attack feed?

    No. It counts incidents and claims reported in 2026. Live attack maps from security vendors show scanning traffic hitting their sensors, which does not mean a place was attacked.

    How often is it updated?

    By hand when a national level changes or a notable incident is reported. The date is shown in the header.

    Sources: official statements and regional press, including Bernama, The Star, Malay Mail, CNN Indonesia and Newsbytes.PH; leak-site claims from public ransomware trackers. Each entry links its source.