New Delhi, Feb. 4 -- The digital landscape of South Asia is changing at a rapid pace in 2026. Countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka are moving their economies online. This shift brings great benefits but also creates new dangers. Millions of people are using digital payments and government services for the first time. However, this growth has made the region a major target for cybercriminals. Recent data shows that cyberattacks in the Asia-Pacific region increased by nearly 18% over the last year. South Asia faces unique risks because many new users lack basic digital literacy. This makes them easy targets for fraud and social engineering. To protect its future, South Asia must move beyond simple digital growth and foc...