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

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 report seeks to help provide important information to clarify what cybersecurity organizations are truly offering.

This small article discusses the importance of your organization getting ahead of phishing email campaigns.

How much does it cost technically proficient adversaries to conduct successful attacks, and how much do they earn? In this report, they look at the relationships between the time spent and compensation of today’s adversaries and how organizations can thwart attacks. As revealed in this research, while some attackers may be motivated by non-pecuniary reasons, such as those that are geopolitical or reputational, an average of 69 percent of respondents say they are in it for the money.

From the report, “AED is an acronym we‘ve coined, short for “Acquire, Enrich, Detect.” It describes the process we use internally to collect threat intelligence and actualize our ability to identify when networks are under attack. We do this in the shortest possible time, with the highest degree of confidence, by looking ONLY at the raw network traffic.”

This is a threat advisory for Skyscape

For yet another year the 2015 edition of the cyber-threat landscape features a number of unique observations, the main one being the smooth advancement of maturity. As a matter of fact, cyber-space stakeholders have gone through varying degrees of further maturity. While the friendly agents – the good guys – have demonstrated increased cooperation and orchestrated reaction to cyber-threats, hostile agents – the bad guys – have advanced their malicious tools with obfuscation, stealthiness and striking power.

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

This report is based on a survey of a wide number of cybersecurity professionals, and deals with a variety of issues ranging from the threat landscape to incident recovery.

The report is based on research findings on the best practices and impacts of building a threat intelligence programme.

Trend Micro researchers’ in-depth explorations of the cybercriminal underworld— from Germany1, Brazil2, Japan3, North America4, and China5 to Russia6—have shown how financial gain motivates the way malware, crimeware, personally identifiable information (PII), and stolen commodities change hands. While their marketplaces are profit-driven and focused on flaunting their wares, we observed that the Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) underground was somewhat different with its ironic mix of ideology and felony.

This paper is exclusively dedicated to the cyber threat, Pawn Storm.

This report focusses on the issues of Threat Hunting. It details the growth in Threat Hunting, the trends and processes surrounding it, and what it can mean for your organization.

This document defines an analytical model of cyber threat intelligence in terms of a threat entity’s goal orientation, the capabilities it uses to pursue its goals and its modus operandi. The model is intended to act as a common guiding template for conducting a cyber threat assessment for use by penetration testers to define a set of realistic and threat-informed cyber attack test scenarios.

This report provides analysis and information related to Joao Malware which has attacked video gamers.

ProtectWise partnered with Osterman Research to interview more than 400 security analysts in the United States in order to uncover the state of network security today across organizations with 1,000 or more employees. The research looked at the biggest security challenges from the inside out, from staffing priorities to the need for specialized roles.

The Proofpoint Threat Report explores threats, trends, and transformations that they see within their customer base and in the wider security marketplace.

This report takes a look at the cyber threats that took place in the 1st Quarter of 2017. It provides a good concise look at what business sectors were most under threat.

This is exclusive research into the cyber threat that is Scan4You. It discusses the history and current outcomes of this unique threat.

This annual study is conducted by Ponemon Institute to understand trends and changes in endpoint risk in organizations. An endpoint can include servers, desktops, laptops, smartphones, and even printers, ATMs and PoS devices. They surveyed 694 US IT and IT security practitioners who are involved in endpoint security in a variety of organizations.