This report leveraged the Fortinet service to provide a deep dive into what adversaries are seeing, doing, and planning, enabling organizations to better understand the threats posed by the growth of criminal forums and markets operating on the darknet. (more available)

This report was complied using Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), the practice of collecting information from published or otherwise publicly available sources, and Sysdig TRT’s global data collection network. (more available)

Radware’s first half of 2022 threat report reviews the most important cybersecurity events, and provides detailed insights into the attack activities for the first six months of 2022. (more available)

This report is to share notable trends and investigations to help inform our community’s understanding of the evolving security threats we see. (more available)

In this report, we have researched the detected new round of offensive and destructive cyberattacks directed against Ukraine’s digital infrastructure and its alliances. (more available)

This report is Meta’s quarterly adversarial threat report that provides a broad view into the risks we see worldwide and across multiple policy violations. (more available)

This report examines publicly disclosed data breach events, and describes trends and key changes for Q3 2020.

Against the backdrop of mounting threat in an era of disruption, the most forward-thinking cybersecurity functions can be critical agents of change. (more available)

The insights presented in this report will help guide your supply chainmonitoring and risk mitigation strategy, enable better informed decision-making processes, and aid the formulationof responses that create more resilient and sustainablebusiness operations. (more available)

Accenture details trends in cyber threats in 2019. It narrows it down to five key features of the 2019 Trendscape: 1. (more available)

This is a study on third party risk from Gartner. It covers how third party risks are changing, how companies are managing third party risks, and taking an iterative approach to third party risks. (more available)

Aon is supporting its global clients to respond to political risks and security challenges by using the analysis derived from the maps to inform the creation of a more robust risk management programme. (more available)

Upon request by the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI), New Knowledge reviewed an expansive data set of social media posts and metadata provided to SSCI by Facebook, Twitter, and Alphabet, plus a set of related data from additional platforms. (more available)

This report provided by Oxford University provides research data into the Russian involvement in the United States election process.

This report explores Brexit-related Twitter activity occurring between December 4, 2018 and February 13, 2019. Using the standard Twitter API, researchers collected approximately 24 million tweets that matched the word “brexit” published by 1. (more available)

From the report, “On November 26th, Slovakian Anonymous leader ‘Abaddon’ posted in the deep web message board ‘Hidden Answers’, looking to recruit accomplices for an operation targeting NATO and EU websites. (more available)

RiskIQ uses its repository of scanned mobile application stores to perform analaysis on threat trends in the mobile application space. The first quarter of 2018 showed a 43 percent decrease in blocklisted apps over Q4. (more available)

In this research report, they uncover the Dark Side of Asia to provide you with an inside look into key trends, laws, motivations and threat actors of the increasingly threatening Asian Internet community. (more available)

This report offers insight into threat hunting. It specifically focusses on the “Human Detection Engine.”

This report takes a look at the cyber threats that occurred when the US recognized Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel. (more available)

This report begins with the sentence, “There are a number of influences on the 2018 Winter Olympics event that may increase the likeliness of malicious activity. (more available)