The Threat Intelligence Executive Report by Secureworks analyzes security threats and helps organizations protect their systems. During March and April of 2020, Secureworks noticed 3 developments in threat intelligence: Multiple threat actors leverage COVID-19, Remote access security is essential in the current working environment, and big breaches begin with small intrusions. (more available)

The Threat Intelligence Executive Report by Secureworks analyzes security threats and aims to help organizations protect their systems. In the first two months of 2020, they identified 3 main trends: Lesser-known government-sponsored threat groups putting data at risk, Citrix vulnerability disclosure causing spikes in incidents, and ransomware operators leveraging risk of GDPR fines as a threat. (more available)

The Threat Intelligence Executive Report by Secureworks is a report designed to analyze security threats and help organizations protect their systems. (more available)

From July 2017 through June 2018, Secureworks CTU researchers analyzed incident response outcomes and conducted original research to gain insight into threat activity and behavior across 4,400 companies. (more available)

This report from April 2016 takes a look at a variety of threat events, and provides insight and solutions for those issues. (more available)

This Threat report details some early 2018 threats like ransomware, North Korean hacking, the leveraging of newly exposed vulns.

This report shares insights and valuable lessons from an examination of the threats in 2017.

This threat report takes a look at some of the events of spring 2017. Specifically, it looks at the NICKEL GLADSTONE threat group, the Iranian COBALT GYPSY threat group, third party risks, limiting native operating system admin tools. (more available)

From the report, “The state and local government sectors often find themselves understaffed and underfunded to utilize technology to its fullest potential. (more available)

This Threat report details some early 2018 threats like cryoticurrency mining, hardware vulns, and government sponsored cyber threats.

This report uniquely addresses SecOps initiatives in terms of role, team leadership, success rates, company size, vertical adoptions, and geography. It provides telling insights into technology priorities, process, and best practices and metrics for critical use cases—including integrated security/ compliance for performance and availability management, change and configuration management, and IT asset management and audits. (more available)

This Threat Report takes a look at some of the events of Early 2017. Specifically, it looks at how weak and outdated software enabled breaches, threats leveraged legitimate features, threat groups targeted organizations for espionage, and Shamoon wiper malware re-emerged. (more available)

From the report, “When we set out to develop a report based on our 163 incident response client engagements over the course of the first half (H1) of 2016, we captured empirical data on type of threats, affected industries, and initial access vectors that threats use. (more available)

This report takes a specific look at cyber threats on the campuses of higher learning facilities.

The goal of this report is to help all organizations better protect themselves from current and emerging cyber threats; to help make them become smarter and safer. (more available)

This report provides complete survey reports, expert analysis, and thoughts from leading experts in the field.

This report takes a look at phishing campaings and why they work so easily.

This report from September 2016 takes a look at Firewall VULNS, RIG Popularity, diversified ransomware, POS System attacks, and a few other specific threats. (more available)

This report from October 2016 takes a look at the Mirai botnet, VULNS, breach responses, and some new security initiatives.

This report specifically talks about NotPetya.

This report from November 2016 takes a look at 6 different types of threat events and discusses the insights gleaned from research about those events. (more available)