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The global threat landscape didn't simplify in 2025 — it shattered. The 2026 State of Security report represents Insikt Group's most comprehensive threat intelligence analysis to date, drawing on prop…
Discover how Autonomous Threat Operations reduces 27 manual steps to as few as 5 largely automated ones, delivering the speed, scale, and effectiveness that the modern threat landscape demands.
Rublevka Team exemplifies the industrialization of crypto scams. Learn how traffer teams and wallet drainers enable high-volume theft.
This article explores how Recorded Future served as Customer Zero for Autonomous Threat Operations, testing the new solution within our own SOC to validate its real-world impact before releasing it to…
Discover how PurpleBravo, a North Korean threat group, exploits fake job offers to target software supply chains, using RATs and infostealers like BeaverTail.
Understand the future of threat and vulnerability management (TVM). Learn what TVM is, why traditional tools fail, and how intelligence is essential in today’s landscape.
Stop ransomware before encryption begins. Learn how intelligence-driven detection tools can help identify precursor behaviors and reduce false positives for faster response.
December 2025 saw a 120% surge in critical CVEs, with 22 exploited flaws and React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) dominating threat activity across Meta’s React framework.
Threat intelligence practitioners from Global Payments, Adobe, and Superhuman reveal how mature CTI programs transform data overload into strategic business value. Learn proven approaches to automatio…
Insikt Group reveals how GRU-linked BlueDelta evolved credential-harvesting campaigns targeting government, energy, and research organizations across Europe and Eurasia.
Ransomware groups made less money in 2025 despite a 47% increase in attacks, driving new tactics: bundled DDoS services, insider recruitment, and gig worker exploitation. Learn the emerging trends def…
Explore digital threat detection tools and learn best practices to identify, analyze, and neutralize digital threats before they impact your business.
Discover how Russia’s BlueDelta targets UKR.NET users with advanced credential-harvesting campaigns, evolving tradecraft, and multi-stage phishing techniques.
China is consolidating cyber power through zero-days. Explore how state control of vulnerabilities enables long-term strategic advantage.
A $0 card test signaled a Chinese state-linked cyberattack on Anthropic’s AI platform. Learn how card-testing fraud intelligence spots nation-state ops early.
Offensive cyber operations are spreading beyond the Big Four. Discover how regional conflicts are driving new state-linked cyber threats.
Top enterprise threat intelligence trends for 2026: AI-augmented CTI, unified platforms, workflow integration, data fusion, budgets, ROI, and maturity.
Explores Palestine Action’s post-designation global network, tactics, and targets, and evaluates key physical risks and mitigations for organizations.
Examines Russia-India-China trilateral cooperation, U.S. tariffs and sanctions, why a formal bloc is unlikely, and implications for governments and business.
Iranian threat group Boggy Serpens' cyberespionage evolves with AI-enhanced malware and refined social engineering. Unit 42 details their persistent targeting. The post Boggy Serpens Threat Assessment…
The evolution of Iranian cyber operations in broad context: from custom wiper malware to misuse of legitimate admin tools and more. The post Iranian Cyber Threat Evolution: From MBR Wipers to Identity…
We are observing an increase of wiper attacks by the Iran-linked Handala Hack group (aka Void Manticore) through phishing and misuse of Microsoft Intune. The post Insights: Increased Risk of Wiper Att…
An espionage operation demonstrated strategic operational patience against targets in Southeast Asia, deploying custom backdoors. The post Suspected China-Based Espionage Operation Against Military Ta…
Unit 42 research reveals AI judges are vulnerable to stealthy prompt injection. Benign formatting symbols can bypass security controls. The post Auditing the Gatekeepers: Fuzzing "AI Judges" to Bypass…