Suriname — Cyber Threat Profile

Suriname has a nascent but developing cybersecurity posture. The National Cybersecurity Index scores the country poorly on supervision of essential services, crisis management, and supply chain security requirements. A government single point of contact for international cyber cooperation has been designated. Suriname's National ICT Strategy includes equal access provisions that touch on digital security, but a dedicated national cybersecurity strategy and fully operational CERT are not yet in place. The financial sector, increasingly dependent on digital banking, and the growing e-government footprint represent the primary exposed surfaces. Suriname participates in OAS cybersecurity frameworks and benefits from CARICOM-adjacent regional capacity building.

Secure Internet servers per 1M people (2024): 2,060.1 (source: World Bank)
Internet users (2023): 87.4% of population (source: World Bank)

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