The Fortinet Threat Landscape Index (TLI) was developed to provide an ongoing barometer of overall malicious activity across the internet. The TLI is based on the premise that the cyber landscape gets more threatening as more of our sensors detect a wider variety of threats at a higher volume.

The first update to the Fortinet regular Threat Landscape Report for 2022. Covers major trends in threats as determined by Fortinet’s global sensor network.

A survey analysis of 455 business leaders on their sentiments regarding ransomware.

This is the threat landscape report from Fortinet for the first half of 2021. It covers threat detection changes and attack changes from January to July.

A survey of stakeholders in operational technology (OT) environments across four industries: manufacturing, energy and utilities, healthcare, and transportation.

This is the threat landscape report from Fortinet for the 4th quarter of 2019. It goes into changes in this quarter, including threat detection changes and attack changes.

This publication from Fortinet looks at how the threat landscape has changed in the third quarter of 2018 by doing data-driven analysis with some noteworthy events pulled from Q3 2018 headlines.

This is a quarterly publication from Fortinet that looks at how the threat landscape has changed in the first quarter of 2019.

This is quarterly publication from Fortinet that looks in the current cyber security threats from April 1 to July 1.

“Many businesses and government agencies have embraced supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems or industrial control systems (ICS) in recent years, but the technologies face major security challenges. Nearly 6 in 10 organizations using SCADA or ICS that were surveyed by Forrester Consulting in a study commissioned by Fortinet indicate they experienced a breach in those systems in the past year—and many of those organizations are adding to their risk by allowing technology and other partners a high level of access into their systems. Most organizations also report connections between their traditional IT systems and their SCADA/ICS, introducing the potential for outside hackers to penetrate these control systems.”

This report focuses on key metrics from the following verticals: 1) Education 2) Finance & Finance-related Businesses 3) Technology 4) Healthcare Additional data is provided that focuses on company size. In the following pages, we present specific data showing the types of attacks attempted on these networks and other key findings that we believe are of interest.

This is a quarterly report that looks at the current cubery security threats from each quarter.

This report seeks to draw an accurate representation of the cyber threat landscape in Q4 2016 leveraging the vast information resources and expertise of FortiGuard Labs. We seek to share our perspective on the threats that exist, how often they occur, what differs across sectors and regions, and what’s changing over time.

This is a quarterly report that looks at the current cubery security threats from each quarter.

This is a quarterly report that looks at the current cubery security threats from each quarter.

This report continues Fortinet’s excellent threat report. It discusses operational technology, Zero-day markets, malware, cryptojacking, the hacking event at the winter olympics, the rise of botnets, and Adromeda. Read On!

In this report, you’ll find a few highlights of what FortiGuard Labs analysts gleaned from Q1 intelligence collections. After that, they hope you’ll hang around while they dig deep into the threat landscape to unearth nuggets of insight you definitely won’t want to miss.

These predictions will provide an historical overview of the evolving threat landscape, reveal the new trends and strategies that Fortinet researchers anticipate cyber criminals will employ in the year to come, and demonstrate how Fortinet is proactively positioned to change the way businesses look at their security strategy going into the new year.

This first report in a multipart series, which appraises various cybersecurity occupations using natural language processing (NLP), examines the role of the CISO from the vantage point of employer job ads and CISO resumes . Findings show that the role and prominence of the chief information security officer (CISO) continue to expand and transform . CISOs are no longer seen as technologists tasked to manage their organizations’ security risks . Much more than security tacticians, CISOs are seen as business strategists who reach across organizational boundaries to build business-level relationships and orchestrate business strategies that enable digital transformation and govern compliance-related issues. Key takeaways of the analysis are broken into two sections: 1) hard and soft skills, and 2) education and career demographics .