The 2022 Cyber Security Report uncovers the key cybersecurity trends from 2021, including a supply chain attack ‘frenzy’ and increased disruption to everyday life. Education and Research were revealed as the most targeted sector. The report gives a detailed overview of the cyber threat landscape and recommendations on how to prevent the next cyber pandemic.

In May 2022, over 5,000 DevOps professionals shared details about their teams and practices. Despite a challenging business environment, strong momentum continued in automation, release cadences, and cutting-edge technology adoption. Secure software development is now an imperative for DevOps teams around the world. It’s the number one reason for - and benefits of - DevOps platform usage.

For the fourth year in a row, we asked DevOps teams to tell the truth about their practices and processes, their challenges and their careers. With a global pandemic swirling, we were surprised when nearly 4,300 people took time to do just that this past February. In 2021, teams are poised to step out of the DevOps “culture” battle and into the real work of technology implementation and (surprisingly) upbeat results.

In this report we take a closer look at how cyber warfare has intensified to become an essential part of the preparation for, and conduct of, actual military conflict. Furthermore, we uncover what the fallout of this will be for governments and enterprises all over the world, even those that are not directly involved in the conflict.

First, the bad - adversaries continued to innovate and alter strategies aimed at taking down DDoS protections with direct-path DDoS attacks and high-powered server-class botnets. Meanwhile, a little good news came in the way of a decrease in some reflection/amplification vectors, floating overall DDoS attack number down. Despite this decrease, the bad news tells us we must remain vigilant to combat ever-changing attacker methodologies and tactics.

At Nuspire, we’re still witnessing threat actors using malicious files and cashing in on newly announced vulnerabilities. Threat actors are opportunistic for the most part and seek the easiest access for the least amount of effort. We explore these ideas and cover some of the most prevalent ways we’ve see threat actors attempt to breach the gates. After we dig into the data, we’ll provide you with actionable takeaways you can apply to your network to harden your defenses.

The findings in this report represent the collective intelligence of FortiGuard Labs, drawn from a vast array of network sensors collecting billions of threat events observed in live production environments around the world.

This report primarily analyzes threat data from millions for Fortinet devices across the internet.

The Fortinet Threat Landscape Report Q2 2018 features a healthy dose of international intrigue, major disruptions, global infections, innovative malware, clever heists, and more.

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 threat intelligence, trends and details presented in the 2021 Webroot BrightCloud Threat Report are based on data continuously and automatically captured by the Webroot Platform, which is the proprietary machine learning-based architecture that powers all of our Webroot protection and BrightCloud services.

The Secureworks Counter Threat Unit (CTU) research team analyzes security threats and helps organizations protect their systems. During September and October 2021, CTU researchers observed notable developments in threat behaviors, the global threat landscape, and security trends, and identified lessons to consider.

The Secureworks Counter Threat Unit (CTU) research team analyzes security threats and helps organizations protect their systems. During January and February 2021, CTU researchers observed notable developments in threat behaviors, the global threat landscape, and security trends, and identified lessons to consider.

This is the 2022 BrightCloud Threat Report.

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 review of trends in e-commerce security and attacks based upon a variety of sources collected via Impreva Research labs.

The regular update to this threat intelligence series. Focuses on changes in attacker behaviors in the first half of 2021, with particular focus on DDOS activity, ransomware actions, supply chain attacks, and COVID-19 related patterns.

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.

Netscout’s regular threat intelligence report. Focusing on the trends seen in denial of service (DOS) attacks across the Netscout control ecosystem.

This edition of the SOTI focuses on malicious activity detected and managed over the course of 2020 via DNS filtering.

This report reflects on the key threats that emerged or expanded in the 4th quarter of 2020.