Evolving Cyber Threats

While data theft and disclosure threats accelerate, tighter access and identity controls and clear incident validation workflows can help secure your organization and keep response grounded.

Across these cases, initial access through VPNs and phishing quickly translated into credential theft, malware deployment, and even hypervisor-level risk, underscoring the value of zero trust access and micro-segmentation to limit lateral movement after a foothold is gained.

As operational technology becomes more connected, attackers are no longer just exploiting systems — they are exploiting trust, urgency, and human permission.

External Servers, Malicious Extensions, and Shortcut-Based Phishing

Russian State-Sponsored Activity, French Government Breach, and Active Exploits Highlight Expanding Cyber Risk

Rising Threats From Pro-Russia Hacktivists, Russian Phishing Campaigns, and Malicious Security Tools

Hidden Malware, Expanding Access, and New Targets at Sea

Escalating Digital Threats: Secure AI in OT, Targeted Backdoor Campaigns, and a Pharmaceutical Research Sector Data Breach

Aging Infrastructure Meets Modern Threats: Government & Public Safety Networks Breached