Trellix surveyed and interviewed 525 security leaders from around the world. Partnering with Vanson Bourne, we talked to CISOs in 9 countries who work at organizations that range from 1,000 to more than 10,000 employees. We spoke with CISOs who oversee SOC teams in a range of industries, including public sector, healthcare, and financial services.

As 2021 progressed through its second quarter and into the third, cyber criminals introduced new - and updated - threats and tactics in campaigns targeting prominent sectors. Ransomware campaigns maintained their prevalence while evolving their business models to extract valuable data and millions in ransoms from enterprises big and small. REvil/Sodinokibi topped our list of ransomware detection in Q2 of 2021.

As we look ahead in this new year, we must acknowledge a threatscape that left us all exhausted from a particularly challenging end to 2021. In our new company’s first threat report, we acknowledge the issue that dominated not only headlines, but the focus of defenders and enterprise security teams. We also look back at the third and fourth quarters of 2021, but let’s first detail our weather of resources available to help you combat Log4j.

In this report, we share our industry-leading lineup of which threat actors, families, campaigns, and favorite techniques were prevalent during the last quarter. But there’s more. We’ve also expanded our sources to glean data from ransomware leak sites, and security industry reports. And as Trellix resources grow, so do the categories of threat research including new content covering Network Security, Cloud Incidents, Endpoint Incidents, and Security Operations.

The first quarter of 2022 in cybersecurity was more about evolution than revolution. The techniques and prevalence of ransomware attacks advanced while Russian cyberattacks continues a slow-building evolution fed by the continuing conflict in Ukraine. Our latest Trellix Threat Report includes our findings from Q1 2022 and other vital research included the evolution of Russian cybercrime, ransomware in the United States, and email security trends. We also share our team’s recent research into vulnerabilities found in building access control systems, and risks unquie to connected healthcare.

In the third quarter of 2022, Trellix delivered a new, powerful resource to support the future of extended detection and response (XDR) and cybersecurity. The first Threat Report presented by the Trellix Advanced Research Center, showcases the rapid research and real-time intelligence resources with notable data and findings from Q3 2022 including: Increased threats to Transportations and Shipping sectors, Increased threats to Germany and The proliferation of old CVEs from 2016, 2017, 2018 - as the most commonly exploited in 2022.

The threat landscape is constantly evolving- and the tools you used to protect your business yesterday certainly won’t keep you safe tomorrow. In this white paper, you’ll learn three ways an intelligent, integrated approach can streamline your security operations.

Our latest Trellix Threat Lab Research Report includes our findings from Q4 2021, our identification of a multi-stage espionage attack on high-ranking government officials, and our recent analysis of cyberattacks targeting Ukraine and the newly identified HermeticWiper during Q1.