With the ever-changing cyber threat landscape, it's more important than ever to understand what the impact is on your organization. Over the past six months, we have seen a surge in the frequency and complexity of attacks, as well as the use of new tactics by threat actors.
Threats that were once considered unlikely have suddenly become commonplace. For example, businesses that have not previously been targeted by ransomware are now finding themselves suffering from these attacks. of these attacks. In addition to this change, threat actors continue to obfuscate their malicious activities from detection by security solutions.
To strengthen security and minimize future threats, companies need to strengthen security and minimize future threats, companies need real-time insight into how they make informed decisions about how to best protect themselves.
In this report:
- Let's examine the current state of cybersecurity.
- We identify key trends in the threat landscape and propose solutions to address them. face them.
- We trace the crisis between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting the new malicious tools and malware being introduced, as well as how this conflict can give us insights into the capabilities of the attackers.
- Provide insights into Internet of Things (IoT) botnets, botnets, corresponding Indicators of Compromise (IoC), and threat actor tactics and procedures (TTP). procedures (TTP).
- Share recommendations and forward-looking analysis.
Timeline of major cyber events in the first half of 2022
The timeline on this page highlights several significant cyber events between January and June 2022 that have shaped the current threat landscape. Since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, we have witnessed activity by many different types of threats, including hacktivists, state APTs and cybercriminals.
We have also seen heavy use of wipers and a variant of Industroyer, Industroyer2, was developed to misuse the IEC-104 protocol, which is commonly used in industrial settings.
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