Published in March of 2015, this report reviews the key figures and facts on vulnerabilities from a global information security perspective.

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.”

In the State of Security Operations Maturity report, Hewlett Packard Enterprise provides updates to the capabilities, lessons learned, and performance levels of security operations based upon maturity assessments performed on a worldwide organizations.

Shap Security has a unique position to talk about credtial spills. This paper provides a breakdown of their experiences with the credential spill issues of 2017.

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.

Focussing on Bad Bots, this report offers some updated insights into the current bad bot statistics and situations.

This is a helpful infographic that reveals threat predictions for 2018.

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.

This paper provides 6 Best Practices for Amazon Security Groups

This year’s report illustrates how economic crime has evolved over the last two years, morphing into different forms depending on industrial sector and region.

This report provides you with unique insights into Europe, Middle East and Africa’s (EMEA’s) threat landscape for the second half of 2015.

This report from the Ahn Lab Security Emergency Response Center provides a review of various Cyber events that took place in the 3rd Qtr. of 2017.

The purpose of this report is to look at some of the key security issues the industry is facing now in terms of what problems exist and possible solutions. It also looks at what’s being done, what’s not being done, and what should and could be done.

In this 2018 Mid-Year Report, they take a look at how so far this year, the different strains of malware and their authors have proven to be capable of much more than previously imagined, with more sophistication and a new level of agility. Indeed, as seen in this analysis of the GrandCrab ransomware, malware is now rapidly adapting in real-time to the technology solutions offered by security vendors.

The biggest takeaway from this report is that, for IT teams tasked with managing cybersecurity for financial networks is that the job is never done. Malicious actors will always be coming out of the woodwork, employing new and sometimes unexpected tactics to access funds and PII. IT teams therefore have to not only be vigilant, but keep the big picture in mind when mapping out their constantly- evolving network defenses by planning for tomorrow’s threats today.

This report details some of cyber threat activity that has been observed against Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. It explores motivations of the cyber threat and factors that could trigger future activity in the region.

This docuement was created to Empower your organization to shift focus from protection to exploring new possibilities with a unified Lifecycle Defense.

This report takes a look at the DDoS threats that occurred in the second quarter of 2017.

This annual report aims to help organizations prevent attacks.

In the following report, we give an overview of the top cyber-threats assessed in 2016. By concentrating more on the cyber-threats, ETL 2016 is more streamlined towards the details of cyber threats, while it provides information on threat agents and attack vectors. Based on this material, we deliver our conclusions for policy makers, businesses and research.

This paper takes a look at the cities of France, and the cyber threats that occurred there.