The inaugural report from AT&T Business. Leverages data from the AT&T network operations groups as well as outside research firms and network partners.

Year end report from AppRiver using telemetry from the AppRiver security products and events observed by the AppRiver Security Analysts.

A year in review report drawing on the events observed by AppRiver Security analysts and the telemetry from the AppRiver security platforms. Includes predictions for 2020.

The annual report on trends in malware and hacked website from the incident response and malware research teams at GoDaddy Security /Sucuri.

An annual report derived from the Proofpoint customer base and the emails processed by the Proofpoint email security platform. Focuses on the “human factor” of organizational cyber security.

A survey of 166 US health information security professionals. Discusses the prevalence of significant security events (primarily e-mail based), positive advances in healthcare security, the threat of complacency when managing programs, and area where there are control gaps.

A combination of data from RiskIQ’s internet telemetry network and thought analysis, this report covers changes related to the COVID-19 pandemic, organization’s public attack surface, mobile threats, and the importance of JavaScript as an attack vector.

Covers the long tail of vulnerability patching, whereby vulnerabilities that are not fixed soon after detection can linger for months or more before being addressed. Makes the case for better prioritization mechanisms.

The second annual application protection report (APR) from F5 Labs combines data from F5’s global customer base with network telemetry from Baffin Bay to catalog and analyze the major threats facing application security practitioners. Includes recommendations for appsec professionals.

Verizon’s 2020 edition of the keystone DBIR. Covering breaches and attack trends across the previous year.

To protect the data we store on our devices and upload online, we first need to understand where the key risks may lie. This report reviews some of the main stories and tactics we have seen affecting data privacy over the past 12 months and provides advice on how individuals can keep control over their personal data at every turn.

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

This report goes in depth on Cybercrime in 2017.

The BlackBerry® Cylance® 2020 Threat Report contains a broad range of topics vital to the interests of businesses, governments, and end-users. It delivers the combined security insights of BlackBerry, a trailblazer in the Internet of things (IoT) and mobile security, and Cylance, an early pioneer of AI-driven cybersecurity and endpoint security market disruptor, which was purchased by BlackBerry in February 2019.

In this report, we’ll dig deeper into the survey results and present our own understanding of these statistics, as well as analysis from Dr. Gonzalez, insights from cybersecurity experts, real-world phishing stories from our customers and partners, and tips on how to stay safe from phishing threats.

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

As people settle into the new way of working with many organizations working from home, it comes as no surprise that attention now turns to being productive as well as secure. In a recent survey, Barracuda found that almost half (46%) of global businesses have encountered at least one cybersecurity scare since shifting to a remote working model during the COVID-19 lockdown. What’s more, an astounding 49 percent say they expect to see a data breach or cybersecurity incident in the next month due to remote working.

This report focuses on the changes in security threats and the effect that COVID-19 has on the overall landscape.

In this report, BlackBerry researchers reveal what the focus on those groups has overshadowed: several governments with well-established cyber capabilities have long ago adapted to and exploited the mobile threat landscape for a decade or more. In this context, mobile malware is not a new or niche effort, but a longstanding part of a cross-platform strategy integrated with traditional desktop malware in diverse ways across the geopolitical sphere.

The 2020 Trustwave Global Security Report is an annual review of the phenomena, trends and statistics affecting computer security and worldwide safety, as observed by Trustwave systems and security analysts throughout 2019. As we enter a new deacade, we take a fresh look at the changing face of the compromise, from the ways in which increasingly sophisticated threat actors adapted in recent years to improvements in threat detection and response and how people in white hats responded.

Lares encounters a seemingly endless number of vulnerabilities and attack vectors when we conducta penetration test or red team engagement, regardless of organization size or maturity. Though notevery engagement is identical, we have analyzed the similarities between hundreds of engagementsthroughout 2019 and the following list represents the most frequently observed penetration test findings we encountered.