Latvia’s security agency has warned that Russia’s cyberattacks and sabotage campaigns against the country show no sign of slowing, even though most incidents so far have failed to cause serious disruption. Most of the incidents were linked to cybercrime and digital fraud and rarely posed a direct threat to critical infrastructure or national security, the report said. Russia remains the primary source of cyber risk to Latvia, according to SAB, driven both by Moscow’s broader strategic objectives and by Latvia’s political, military and material support for Ukraine. Russian DDoS attacks against Latvian government institutions, municipalities and critical infrastructure often coincide with politically sensitive dates or decisions. Looking ahead, the security service said the threat from Russia would remain high regardless of the outcome of the war in Ukraine, warning that Moscow was prepared to continue hostile activities into 2026 and beyond.