The 2024 Ransomware Risk Report reveals concerning statistics for business, IT, and security leaders. This report reveals that 74% of victims were attacked not once, but multiple times. Certain countries and industries were more likely to experience subsequent attacks. But overall, more than half the companies we surveyed were successfully breached two or more times — sometimes within the same day.

The results of the surveys affect our product strategy and go-to-market methods, and hopefully help organizations engage in deeper conversations with colleagues and teams as they continually consider modernizations to their data protection and cyber-resiliency strategies. This year’s report surveyed 1,200 respondents — comprised of CISOs (or executives with similar responsibility), security professionals, and backup administrators — whose organizations suffered at least one ransomware attack in 2023 to assess different perspectives in the united fight against ransomware.

Today, a new reality is taking shape, based on Deloitte’s 2023 Global Future of Cyber Survey, which asked hundreds of leaders across industries and across the globe to share their views on cyber threats, enterprise activities, and the future. The survey included C-suite executives across the enterprise, as well as other senior leaders with responsibility for IT, security, and risk. This new reality is grounded by the following findings.

Axio researchers analyzed updated data from the Axio360 Ransomware Preparedness Assessment tool to prepare the 2022 State of Ransomware Preparedness report (2022 Study). The Ransomware Preparedness Assessment is informed by input from hundreds of ransomware events, guidance from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and Axio’s own research. Organizations across multiple critical infrastructure sectors have used the tool to determine the strength of their ransomware practices and controls, to identify gaps, and to prioritize improvements.

The global cyber threat landscape has escalated. In this, our third Global Threat Report, we find that attack frequency has reached unprecedented levels; 90% of security professionals said the volume of attacks they faced has increased. Attackers are employing a more diverse range of tactics and techniques than ever before as they bid to extort, disrupt and infiltrate organizations.

A recent ThoughtLab study revealed the top cybersecurity challenges that are top-of-mind for IT leaders. This ebook will discuss how those challenges can poison your ability to protect your business why automating security operations is the antidote, and why 80% of organizations that use automation say they can respond to vulnerabilities in a shorter timeframe.

In this Director Sentiment Monitor for Q4 2022, 41% of respondents told us their primary organization has experienced a cyber attack. Interestingly, 36% of respondents said their primary organization had cyber security as a standing item at all board meeting, while 27% said it was discussed quarterly. Among other findings, it is also encouraging that 81% of respondents said their primary organization has a cyber security response plan in place.

We are excited about the future of cyber, and I invite you to join us in exploring some of the key finding in this report. In addition to data derived from the survey results, the report also includes observation and insights taken directly from survey respondents, as well as additional Deloitte insights on cyber, cloud, and other technologies enabling the future of business.

In a year of new and evolving cyber risks, our community banded together to protect the global financial system and the people it serves. From the latest in phishing lures to nation-state threats, from new ransomware tactics to managing supply chain risk. we focused on arming our members with the intelligence and knowledge they need to keep our sector secure and resilient.

The 2021 SOAR Report is based on a comprehensive survey of cybersecurity professionals to uncover the latest trends, use cases, and benefits of SOAR solutions.

In this edition of our quarterly report, there will be a special feature story that focuses on the DDoS issues surrounding the online gaming industry, in particular, why it is an industry to keep an eye on - especially the service providers to this industry. And why the popularity of online gaming has skyrocketed in Q3.

The intent of the exercise was to assess public and private sector-wide communications and information-sharing mechanisms, crisis management protocols, and decision-making, as well as legal and regulatory considerations as exercise participants responded to and recovered from significant ransomeware attacks targeting the financial sector. The scenario emphasized global cross-jurisdiction information sharing among financial firms, central banks, regulatory authorities, trade associations and information-sharing organizations.

This report is a technical overview of the IsaacWiper malware reported by ESET. The malware was primarily delivered to Ukrainian organizations coincident with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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

A survey of 250 UK cybersecurity professionals on their perspectives of the state, benefits, and challenges in security process automation.

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

This inaugural report covers seven years of data from the DBIR as well as additional Verizon information, providing an overview of the cyber-espionage landscape. Attackers, motivations, methods, and victims are all focus areas.

A survey driven analysis of 500 security leaders from firms with 700 or more employees and revenues of $500 million or more.

Endpoint security is the last line of defense. Now more than ever, effective endpoint protection is essential to the success of any cybersecurity program. The good news? A powerful endpoint security solution can help you avoid major incidents while setting you up for success across other business areas.

An annual survey of 5,400 IT decision makers on the scope, nature, and ramifications of ransomware attacks.

What makes for successful cybersecurity? Is there evidence that security investments result in measurable outcomes? How do we know what actually works and what doesn’t? These are the types of burning questions guiding Cisco’s 2021 Security Outcomes Study, which pulls together the experiences of over 4,800 IT, security, and privacy professionals around the world. This document is an offshoot of the larger study that focuses on small and midsize businesses (SMBs). Discover how SMBs compare to larger enterprises when it comes to security, and what key factors contributed to successful security planning in companies like yours.