The biggest current threats to organizations — each with typical signals and a current-state check.
Ransomware continues to plague organizations worldwide by encrypting data and demanding significant payments for its release.
Read more →Cybercriminals exploit human psychology through phishing emails, fake login pages and impersonation techniques.
Read more →More and more companies rely on external suppliers, which opens up new attack vectors.
Read more →Whether intentional or accidental, insider threats pose serious risks.
Read more →Attackers don't need to "break in" if they can simply log in.
Read more →Exploit chains are being "weaponized" faster, with mass scanning and rapid follow-up by ransomware and espionage groups.
Read more →Cloud environments change rapidly: permissions, storage policies, API keys and service principals often drift from the intended security baseline.
Read more →Generative AI accelerates social engineering: convincing emails, voice cloning (vishing) and "CEO fraud" with deepfake audio and video.
Read more →Availability is once again a top risk: hyper-volumetric DDoS attacks, application-layer attacks and hacktivism can disrupt digital services.
Read more →As IT and OT increasingly converge, the opportunities grow for ransomware, remote access abuse and geopolitically motivated disruption.
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