Learn about the vulnerabilities exploited, attack methodology, techniques and tactics used by the LockBit Ransomeware.
Since its first publication in 2019, our Ransomware Report has been used by many organizations as a guide to understand the nature and trends of Ransomware threats. In this report, we analyze the newly associated vulnerabilities from the past year and present overall trends, observations, and recommendations to counter ransomware threats.
Since its first publication in 2019, our Ransomware Report has been used by many organizations as a guide to understand the nature and trends of Ransomware threats. In this report, we analyze the newly associated vulnerabilities from the past year and present overall trends, observations, and recommendations to counter ransomware threats.
Newly discovered, neglected, rejected and old resurrected vulnerabilities – attackers are going after any vulnerability they can weaponize and exploit! Enterprises need to know their exposure to this pervasive threat if they wish to stay safe from a breach.
Newly discovered, neglected, rejected and old resurrected vulnerabilities – attackers are going after any vulnerability they can weaponize and exploit! Enterprises need to know their exposure to this pervasive threat if they wish to stay safe from a breach.
An investigation into the state of the US cyber attack surface.
In our special snapshot section, we investigate each regionโs attack surface for ransomware exposure, CISA KEV exposure, exposure of internal assets, and trends.
"We keep hearing from our customers across all industries how mitigating risk is in their top three priorities, and when we juxtapose it with our research findings, we find the risks escalating every quarter. Shortages in security talent and tightening IT budgets constrict enterprises from facing these challenges head-on. The safety of both private and public organizations depends on addressing this challenge across all fronts."
Ram Movva, CEO & Chairman of Securin
โOne of the biggest challenges for IT and security teams is prioritizing and remediating vulnerabilities, particularly those tied to ransomware. We are only now starting to see the beginning of threat actors using AI to mount their attacks. With polymorphic malware attacks and copilots for offensive computing becoming a reality, the situation will only become more complex. While not seen in the wild yet, it is only a matter of time before ransomware authors use AI to expand the list of vulnerabilities and exploits being used. This global challenge needs a global response to truly combat threat actors and keep them at bay."
Srinivas Mukkamala, Chief Product Officer at Ivanti
"While adversaries continue to craft stealthy tooling, techniques, and tactics to weaponize vulnerabilities, it is essential for SecOps teams to automate and orchestrate their processes to mitigate risk through real-time operationalization."
Anuj Goel, Co-Founder & CEO of Cyware