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PR

PR

Ransomware victim intelligence profile · Ranked #64 globally · Updated: Sep 19, 2026

19
Total Victims
0.1% of global total
#64
Global Rank
15
Active Groups
12
Sectors Targeted

ThreatAI Analysis

Compiled from this database and the ransomware.live profiles of the groups active in PR. Figures are computed from the tracked records, not inferred.

PR in the global picture

PR accounts for 19 of the ransomware disclosures tracked here, ranking #64 worldwide and making up 0.1% of the global total. The sectors listed most often are Healthcare, Public Sector, Transportation/Logistics.

Who is most active in PR

Thegentlemen — 3 victims in PR. Qilin — 3 victims in PR. Qilin ransomware was first observed in July of 2022. Lockbit5 — 1 victims in PR.

Ransomware Threat Profile: PR

PR ranks #64 globally for ransomware attacks, with 19 confirmed victims in this database — representing 0.1% of the worldwide total. The most active ransomware groups targeting PR include Thegentlemen, Qilin, Lockbit5.

The most frequently targeted industries in PR are Healthcare, Public Sector, Transportation/Logistics. The healthcare sector is particularly vulnerable because attacks on hospitals and medical providers can create life-threatening situations, increasing pressure to pay ransoms quickly.

PR's attack volume reflects broader trends in ransomware targeting: the volume of attacks reflects the country's integration into the global economy and the proliferation of ransomware operations that target organisations of all sizes worldwide.

Organisations in PR should consider the active threat groups documented here when assessing their cybersecurity posture, implementing detection rules, and prioritising incident response planning.

Recent Victims in PR (showing 19 of 19)

# Organization Group Sector Date
1 ESB Puerto Rico Corp Thegentlemen Energy & Utilities Aug 30, 2026
2 ponce-benzo.com Lockbit5 Other Jun 20, 2026
3 Inspira Qilin — Apr 27, 2026
4 Productos La Aguadillana Qilin Agriculture and Food Production Mar 18, 2026
5 Caribbean Medical Center Thegentlemen Healthcare Mar 16, 2026
6 Río Grande (Puerto Rico) Payload Public Sector Mar 14, 2026
7 Copamarina Beach Resort Thegentlemen Hospitality and Tourism Feb 15, 2026
8 Luis Garratón Sinobi Transportation/Logistics Oct 27, 2025
9 Malgor Qilin Consumer Services Oct 27, 2025
10 Quadrangle Imaging Center Incransom Healthcare Aug 22, 2025
11 University of Puerto RicoRío Piedras Campus D4rk4rmy Education Jul 8, 2025
12 lgipr Lynx Transportation/Logistics Jun 6, 2025
13 The Municipal Administration of Barranquitas and its Department of Finance Blacklock Public Sector May 16, 2025
14 cesarcastillo.com Clop Business Services Feb 10, 2025
15 WorldNet Telecommunications LLC Akira Telecommunication Jan 23, 2025
16 Like Family’s Arcusmedia Healthcare Sep 15, 2024
17 rangeramerican.com Cactus Business Services Sep 3, 2024
18 Infomedika Ransomhouse Healthcare Jul 19, 2024
19 biremote.net Dragonforce Technology May 31, 2024

Frequently Asked Questions

How many ransomware attacks have occurred in PR?

PR has recorded 19 ransomware victim disclosures in this database, ranking #64 globally. This represents 0.1% of all tracked ransomware attacks worldwide.

Which ransomware groups target PR?

The ransomware groups most active in PR are Thegentlemen, Qilin, Lockbit5, Payload. These groups collectively account for the majority of victim disclosures attributed to PR.

Which industries are most targeted by ransomware in PR?

In PR, the most frequently targeted sectors are Healthcare, Public Sector, Transportation/Logistics. These industries hold valuable data and often have critical operational requirements that make them attractive ransomware targets.

How does PR rank globally for ransomware attacks?

PR ranks #64 globally for ransomware attacks with 19 victim disclosures, representing 0.1% of the worldwide total of 21,757 tracked victims.

How can organisations in PR protect against ransomware?

Organisations in PR should implement a layered security approach including regular offline backups, network segmentation, multi-factor authentication, endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools, and employee security awareness training. Monitoring threat intelligence feeds for active groups targeting PR is also recommended.