This paper explores threats like coin-mining attcks, spike in software supply-chain attacks, the ransomware business, the drop in zero days, and the rise in mobile malware.

This is the infographic based on the threat report of the same name.

This whitepaper looks at the evolution of mobile phishing - examining why and how people get phished. It explores the prevalence and severity of enterprise phishing techniques, providing actionable advice for how best to protect your mobile device fleet.

This mobile security report provides insights into the events of 2017.

This review of the events of 2016, seeks to offer insight into the future of 2017.

A review of the threat trends from the second quarter of 2018 as seen via ProofPoint’s detection network.

This report provides a thorough analysis of Philadelphia, a a chilling example of ransomware as a service.

From the Report, “This newsletter introduces the latest ransomware trends and best practices for ransomware response using the AhnLab MDS (Malware Defense System). "

This infographic takes a look at Ransomware and provides a brief overview of discusses some solutions.

This guide gives specific recommendations to use during your development process. The descriptions of attacks and security recommendations in this report are not exhaustive or perfect, but you will get practical advice that you can use to make your apps more secure.

Get detailed cloud security insights about DDoS and web application attack trends observed across the Akamai Intelligent Platform™ for Q1 2016. Highlights include: 1) A 23% increase in DDoS attacks and a 26% increase in web application attacks, compared with Q4 2015, setting new records for the number of attacks in the quarter 2) The rise in repeat DDoS attacks, with an average of 29 attacks per targeted customer – including one customer who was targeted 283 times 3) The continued rise in multi-vectored attacks (56% of all DDoS attacks mitigated in Q1 2016), making mitigation more difficult

This is an overview of the Swearing Trojan infecting mobile banking.

“This report is based exclusively on information collected via a wide range of security services within GravityZone: Security for Virtualized Environments, Security for Endpoints, Security for Mobile and Security for Exchange, consumer-oriented products such as Bitdefender Antivirus, Bitdefender Internet Security or Bitdefender Total Security, as well as from Bitdefender BOX, the innovative solution for protecting devices in the IoT space.”

This is a guide to the Criminal Justice Information Services Compliance For Mobile Devices.

This paper outlines the current state of play in political warfare, identifies emerging threats, and proposes potential policy responses. It argues for greater information sharing mechanisms between trans-Atlantic governments and the private sector, greater information security and transparency, and greater investments in research and development on AI and computational propaganda. As authoritarian regimes seek to undermine democratic institutions, Western societies must harness their current— though fleeting—competitive advantage in technology to prepare for the next great leap forward in political warfare.

This is an infographic summary based on the 2017 Security Pressures report.

This paper discusses the How and Why the Dark Web Marketplace for Ransomware Is Growing at a Rate of More Than 2,500% Per Year

This research takes a look at mining visual graphs and analyzes the value of that activity.

From the report, “We present this report, gleaned from our database of mobile security intelligence, to help IT and security pros make informed decisions about managing and securing mobile devices, mobile apps, and their enterprises’ mobile ecosystem.”

Readers are encouraged to use this report to get a better understanding of the current threat landscape, including trends specific to different contexts like region, time of day, industry, and more, in order to better fine-tune defenses for meeting the security needs of their unique environments.

Arxan and iThreat Cyber Group (ICG) analyzed data collected by ICG over the past 3.5 years that looked at the distribution of pirated software and digital assets on the Dark Web (i.e., the portion of content on the World Wide Web that is not indexed by standard search engines) and indexed sites that are focused on distributing pirated releases.