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Executive Summary: 2025 has witnessed an unprecedented surge in sophisticated cyber attacks, with ransomware attacks rising by 126% globally and the average number of attacks per organization reaching 1,925 per week. From geopolitical cyber warfare between India and Pakistan to massive retail breaches affecting millions of customers across the
Bottom Line Up Front: The Czech Republic has summoned China's ambassador over a sophisticated three-year cyber espionage campaign that targeted the Czech Foreign Ministry's unclassified communications network, marking the latest escalation in a global pattern of Chinese state-sponsored cyber attacks attributed to the notorious APT31 group.
In today's interconnected world, cybersecurity incidents are an increasingly prevalent and sophisticated threat, particularly for sectors like financial services, which are prime targets due to the sensitive and valuable nature of the data they handle. The United States, for instance, experienced a significant increase in cyberattacks in 2021,
The global security landscape is undergoing rapid and significant changes, presenting the United States with an increasingly complex array of national security threats. This evolving environment is characterized by expanding traditional military challenges, the accelerating impact of advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), biotechnology, and cyber capabilities, and a notable
Cybersecurity incidents are no longer a matter of "if" but "when." While organizations invest heavily in preventive security measures, few adequately plan for the inevitable financial impact of security breaches. The average cost of a data breach now exceeds $4.45 million globally, yet most organizations
FBI warns that the notorious extortion group is ramping up attacks against legal and financial institutions with "malware-free" social engineering tactics that bypass traditional security measures. The FBI has issued an urgent warning about the Silent Ransom Group (SRG), also known as Luna Moth, Chatty Spider, and UNC3753,
Sustaining Momentum from 2024's Banner Year The cybersecurity landscape in 2025 has been marked by an extraordinary acceleration of international law enforcement cooperation, building on the remarkable successes of 2024. Law enforcement actions in 2024 had already disrupted the activity of some of the most prolific cybercriminal groups,
A Coordinated Strike Against Cybercrime Infrastructure On May 21, 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice announced a significant victory in the ongoing battle against cybercrime: the successful disruption of LummaC2, one of the most prolific information-stealing malware operations targeting millions of victims worldwide. Through a coordinated effort involving federal
In a concerning development for cryptocurrency investors, industry leader Coinbase revealed on May 15, 2025, that it had suffered a significant data breach through an unusual attack vector: human corruption rather than technical exploitation. This incident highlights evolving security challenges in the maturing cryptocurrency ecosystem and carries important lessons for
Cyber threats loom large over organizations of all sizes, posing risks from costly disruptions and reputational damage to significant financial losses. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) governments often face particular challenges, potentially lacking awareness of their full cyber risk exposure, having limited resources
In the dynamic expanse of the internet, security teams face a monumental challenge: the sheer volume of newly registered domains. In 2024 alone, over 106 million newly observed domains were registered, averaging approximately 289,000 daily. Amidst this digital deluge, the ability to rapidly identify and evaluate potentially malicious domains
The cyber threat landscape in 2024 underwent a significant transformation, characterized by the increasing sophistication and adaptability of threat actors. Attacks previously reserved for large enterprises are now being standardized and applied to businesses of all sizes, effectively narrowing or eliminating the gap in attack sophistication between large corporations and