When it comes to security, there is a paradox. Security can enable businesses to scale and grow, but confusion around security and overly rigid practices can introduce unnecessary red tape. Our survey reveals that startups struggle to find the balance between managing risks and prioritizing security.

The goal of the SANS 2022 Cloud Security Survey is to provide additional insight into how organizations are using cloud today, the threats security teams are facing in the cloud, and what we are doing to improve security posture in the cloud, as well. This year, we again had several hundreds respondents, who represented a number of industries.

The CDR is the most geographically comprehensive, vendor-agnostic study of IT security decision makers and practitioners. Rather than compiling cyberthreat statistics and assessing the damage caused by data breaches, the CDR surveys the perceptions of IT security professionals, gaining insights into how they see the world.

The Red Report 2021 reveals an increase in the number of average malicious actions per malware. Another key finding of the report is that T1059 Command and Scripting Interpreter is the most prevalent ATT&CK technique, utilized by a quarter of all the malware samples analyzed. This report also reveals that five of the top ten ATT&CK techniques observed are categorized under the TA005 Defense Evasion tactic.

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

This report will give a snapshot of 2020’s mobile threat landscape and dive into emerging trends we anticipate carrying into 2021.

A deep dive into the profiles of workforce members, identifying the characteristics of greater and less cyberrisk.

Takes a look back at the top trends in cloud attacker activities and cloud data risks from 2021 compared to 2020.

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.

This report looks at the malware used by a group called Sunburst. It gives a detailed timeline of attacks, and the code used in them. It also compares the code to popular malware like Kazuar, suggesting it is being used by the same groups.

This report is based on a survey of 75 IT decision-makers and 500 students. It aims to look at cybersecurity in education, and why preparation for a cyber threat matters.

This study was conducted to better understand consumer behavior around internet-connected devices and perceptions of security. It looks into generational differences in perception and behavior changes during COVID-19.

Presenting the results of a survey conducted on 2,055 small and medium-sized US businesses. Focuses on the chief cybersecurity concerns expressed by organizations, their planning pre- and post-COVID-19, approaches to remote work, and recovery planning. Cyber insurance attitudes are included.

A survey of 200 IT professionals on the readiness and impact of COVID-19 upon cyber security.

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.

RiskIQ scans mobile application stores and analyzes the apps presented for potential malware and other threats. This annual threat report covers the security posture of the mobile ecosystem, identifying threat actions, and making time comparisons.

Trend Micro looks into the email security threat landscape, looking into threat types, number of threats, etc.

We built our 2020 Threat Insights Report on this foundation, to help guide you in protecting against what’s to come. Because moving forward, the right combination of protections is not a difference between one cybersecurity solution or another; it’s the difference between being protected against tomorrow’s threats or becoming their prey.

Wakefield Research partnered with Webroot to conduct an online quantitative research study among U.S. consumers to:

• Better understand attitudes, perspectives, and behaviors related to cyber hygiene
• Based on this data, create a risk index (“Cyber Hygiene Risk Index”) to assess the risks associated with susceptibility to cybercrime in each state, ranking the states to determine the riskiest and least risky states in the U.S.
• Further analyze respondents’ susceptibility to risk by using a series of custom demographic and psychographic metrics to get a more nuanced understanding of what is behind cyber-hygiene levels

This report, the first in a series from Blueliv offering an overview of cybercrimeindustry, detailed some features of a rapidly growing cybercriminal serviceseconomy. We first covered the first elements in a process, from acquiringand preparing malicious code for use in a campaign, prior to setting upthe infrastructure to deliver the ‘product’ to its victims.

A survey-based report with findings in four major areas: current security posture, perceptions and concerns, current and future investments, and practices and strategies.