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Netherlands Cyber Watch

Threat levelNo public level foundChecked 7 Nov 2026
5✅ confirmed1⚠️ claimed1🔗 via a vendor
All 6 incidents

Reports since 1 Jan 2026. Not a live feed.

Threat level, Netherlands

Background readingHacktivismIncident response

Threat level

No public level found

No published national cyber threat level found for The Netherlands, checked 7 Nov 2026. The Netherlands publishes no national cyber threat level; NCTV's threat level covers terrorism, and NCSC signals cyber threat through advisories and the annual Cybersecuritybeeld Nederland.

Source: NCTV

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Official numbers

MeasureValuePeriodSource
Odido customers affected6.2 millionFebruary 2026 breachBleepingComputer
Dutch businesses hit in fridge attack172 November 2026NL Times

Who is targeting it

GroupKindWhat it didSourcesReports
ShinyHuntersExtortionBreached Odido and leaked 6.5 million customer records in March 2026.NL TimesProfile
The GentlemenRansomwareThialf was the group's eighth Dutch victim, according to RTL Nieuws.NL TimesProfile
ClopExtortionPublished data it says was taken from Shell and Philips in October 2026.NL Times

Laws and rules this year

  1. 11 Sep 2026EU Cyber Resilience Act reporting obligations apply. Manufacturers of products with digital elements must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents from this date; the main obligations follow on 11 December 2027. Source
  2. 15 Aug 2026Cyberbeveiligingswet (NIS2) enters into force. The Dutch NIS2 law sets security and incident reporting duties for essential and important entities. Source

Full stories

Official statements

  1. 6 Nov 2026Cybersecuritybeeld Nederland 2026 said Dutch digital resilience is falling behind a growing state and criminal threat. NCTV
  2. 15 Aug 2026The Cyberbeveiligingswet took effect. NCSC-NL

Incidents

6 of 6 incidents

What happenedSources
✅ Confirmed17 Dutch food businessesVia a vendorFull story2 Nov 2026RetailNot disclosedNone

Confirmed. Danfoss confirmed to NOS that refrigeration systems at 17 Dutch businesses, mainly butchers and small grocers, were attacked.

NL Times✓ 7 Nov
✅ ConfirmedBitonic27 Oct 2026FinanceIntrusionNone

Confirmed. Bitonic said an attacker exploited a vulnerability, changed login data and took bitcoin from three customer accounts, which it reimbursed.

NL Times✓ 7 Nov
✅ ConfirmedAlbert Heijn (Ahold Delhaize)11 Oct 2026RetailIntrusionNone

Confirmed. Ahold Delhaize called the outage of Albert Heijn, Etos and Gall & Gall websites, apps and deliveries a cybersecurity incident; deliveries restarted nearly two weeks later.

NOS · NL Times✓ 7 Nov
⚠️ ClaimedShell and Philips8 Oct 2026EnergyData leak

Claimed. Clop published 89 GB it says came from Shell and Philips, including engineering drawings; neither company confirmed.

NL Times✓ 7 Nov
✅ ConfirmedThialf ice stadium24 Jul 2026OtherRansomware

Confirmed. Thialf confirmed to RTL Nieuws that it was hit by a cyberattack and was in talks with the criminals.

Claimed. RTL Nieuws attributed the attack to The Gentlemen, which claims internal documents and staff data.

NL Times✓ 7 Nov
✅ ConfirmedOdido12 Feb 2026TelecomData leak

Confirmed. Odido said a cyberattack on its customer contact system exposed data of 6.2 million customers and reported it to the Dutch Data Protection Authority.

Claimed. ShinyHunters claimed the breach and published the data after Odido refused to pay.

BleepingComputer · NL Times✓ 7 Nov

FAQ

Does Netherlands have a national cyber threat level?

No published national cyber threat level was found for The Netherlands (checked 7 Nov 2026). The Netherlands publishes no national cyber threat level; NCTV's threat level covers terrorism, and NCSC signals cyber threat through advisories and the annual Cybersecuritybeeld Nederland.

Which organisations in Netherlands confirmed cyber incidents recently?

5 incidents confirmed since January 2026: 17 Dutch food businesses, Bitonic, Albert Heijn (Ahold Delhaize), Thialf ice stadium and Odido.

Which Netherlands organisations appear on ransomware or leak sites?

1 claim, not confirmed by the organisations: Shell and Philips.

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.